All showerheads sold in the United States are limited to disbursing water at the rate of 2.5 gallons (9.5 L) per minute (9.5 L per minute) to help conserve water.
As disturbances erupted among frustrated migrants stranded at the border, Hungarian security forces used teargas and water cannons to disburse them.
Spain has disbursed $100 million to Haiti's water authority for infrastructure desperately needed during the continuing cholera epidemic, but the authority has only spent $15 million of it thus far.
By comparison, using 529 sources of manually collected information, Liu et al. [ 17] estimated China disbursed $150 USD million in health aid annually, but likely excluded projects in water and sanitation.
The flood of aid has slowed to a trickle; much of what was promised was never delivered or remains undisbursed, or was disbursed but not actually spent, or was spent on things like emergency food, water and tents, which are important but don't leave a lasting imprint.
To date, WaterCredit has provided $12.9 million in smart subsidies to MFI and nonprofit partners, which in turn have disbursed more than $128 million in loans, successfully reaching 2.6 million people throughout ten countries with transformative water and sanitation solutions.
How they disburse their funds matters, too.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service, an arm of the United States Department of Agriculture, is disbursing up to $50 million in farm bill financing to Gulf state farmers and ranchers to encourage conservation practices that will result in cleaner water flowing to the Gulf.
Why wouldn't T.I.B.C. disburse the loans on its own?
If the IMF disburses all the money it has promised, it will disburse about $18 billion over the next four years.
The state will now disburse money only for existing contracts.
