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The same study forecasts a slowing of remittances in 2009 due to the financial crisis.

Remittances from overseas, mainly from the Gulf, fed $2.5 billion into the economy last year.

In 2001, the GDP for Somalia was estimated at around US$806 million, whereas the GNP is higher due to remittances, totalling US$300-400300-400n, from Somalis living abroad.

One day, Meera does not find the remittance from Shankar.

Assistance from abroad slowed, and Haiti's main source of income came from remittances from Haitians overseas.

Adjusted for sociodemographic characteristics, health/social adversity, years since last child left home, social support from children and remittances (economic remittances from children).

Data from Western Union show that $27 billion in remittances were sent from Saudi Arabia in 2010, compared with $40 billion from the United States.

So a steady stream of remittances flows from Wormwood Scrubs to poor countries.

In November Kyrgyzstan lamented that remittances (mostly from migrants in Russia) were tumbling.

Much of Somalia relies on remittances sent from its global diaspora.

Many rely on remittances sent from relatives working in the Gulf.