Liberia's president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, says her country's already feeble medical sector has collapsed.Do-gooders in America and elsewhere promise to sustain aid after the epidemic fades.
But Colombian officials, as well as Congressional leaders, voiced concern that unless Colombia received sustained aid in the coming years, the country would be unable to resolve deep-seated problems that led people to grow coca in the first place.
The commission recommended that the United States end a lengthy period of ambivalence and mistrust toward Pakistan and commit itself to a period of sustained aid, including military assistance and support for that country's public education system as a counterweight to religious schools that foster extremism.
In the first sustained aid effort in a decade to reach these mountains, planes allowed in by Sudan's government ferried food to about 150,000 people caught here in determined rebellion against the rulers of the north, and the capital, Khartoum.
What's happening is that nobody is prepared to take the plunge into either of the paths that might eventually lead out of this: sustained aid (not loans) to Greece, or departure from the euro, leading eventually to higher competitiveness and faster growth.
Without fast and sustained aid, there is looming potential for nearly half the country to teeter into famine over the next year -- and children under five are already falling quickly into severe malnutrition.
UNICEF urges sustained aid to prevent 40,000 child deaths in Horn of Africa NEW YORK, USA, 15 May 2006 – Tens of thousands of children are facing the prospect of a slow death by starvation in the Horn of Africa.
Leaders there also acknowledged the difficult truth: It will take years of sustained help, and aid alone will never pour the foundation of a new Haiti.
"However, a business-as-usual approach or simply sustaining the Aids response at its current pace cannot end the epidemic".
French Guiana: Urban-rural Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. French Guiana: Age breakdown Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. French Guiana has a developing market economy, patterned on that of metropolitan France and sustained by aid and technical assistance from France.
Several countries run trade deficits that they can sustain only because they get aid and remittances from abroad.Crime is soaring and economies are not growing swiftly enough to absorb ex-guerrillas, returned refugees and the young people who join the labour market.
