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Natural capital was considered to include pastures, wildlife, livestock, minerals and vegetation while social capital included networks, gifting, reciprocity, employment, education and wage remittance by relatives.

Her mother claimed that Jinky was Fischer's daughter, citing as evidence Jinky's birth and baptismal certificates, photographs, a transaction record dated December 4, 2007 of a bank remittance by Fischer to Jinky, and Jinky's DNA through her blood samples.

Remittance by all professionals to sub-Saharan Africa in 2010 is estimated at $21.5bn, a growth of 5.5% from the previous year.

Last April his administration lifted curbs on visits and remittances by Cuban-Americans imposed by George Bush.

All told, the scheme cuts the costs of remittances by half or more.

$410bn: The amount sent in remittances by migrant workers in 2013.

As long ago as June 2005, the African Foundation for Development (Afford) called for remittances by Africans to be on the G8 summit agenda.

One side-effect of the clampdown ordered on Sunday night has been to halt remittances by foreign workers in Greece.

By September, inflation was estimated at 10.8%, remittances by Egyptian expatriates had declined by 23% between April and July, and tourism revenues had declined by 7.3%.

Among unilateral transfers the more important are outright aid by governments, subscriptions to international agencies, grants by charitable foundations, and remittances by immigrants to their former home countries.

Public universities often solicit private funds to pay for new buildings or programs and remittances by migrants living abroad are a kind of private foreign aid.