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Moore, who had recently arrived in the country from voluntary work in Guyana, was in the process of installing sophisticated software for the US state department that would have tracked millions of pounds of international aid money, and the estimated $50bn Iraqi annual oil revenue, as it was disbursed through the ministry of finance.

Figure 2 shows that the majority of collective EU DAH was disbursed through the EU Member States' own bilateral development agencies and the EU's bilateral channel of assistance, although sizable amounts were also disbursed through ML agencies, in particular the Global Fund for AIDS, TB and Malaria and the World Bank IDAA).

The money could be disbursed through existing federal formulas to all 16,000 public school districts.

The $5.9 billion Ford is borrowing through the loan program will be disbursed through 2011, and Ford plans to begin repaying its loans in 2012, Mr. Mulally said.

Under the preventing violent extremism (Prevent) programme, £12.5m has so far been disbursed through local authorities to mainly Muslim groups to tackle radicalisation in communities.

It raises the real possibility of an increasing proportion of the aid budget being disbursed through defence and national security institutions like the Ministry of Defence.

It is a measure of how weak Afghanistan's central government is: while Kabul appropriates the orphanage funds, the money is disbursed through the local governors' offices, so it is the governors who control the jobs.

Israel wants Abbas's security forces to retake control of Gaza and deploy on the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing, and for international aid to be disbursed through Abbas.

While that is not a crippling sum for a company that routinely spends more than $1 billion a year on capital improvements, Con Ed is appealing for government aid, which is being disbursed through a number of state agencies.

The most concrete commitment was a promise to increase to 50 percent the proportion of international development funds to be disbursed through Afghanistan's own budgeting process, a change to be made over the next two years and a huge shift from the current situation.

Much of the rest has been disbursed through three conduits from the rich to the poor worlds: the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, based in Geneva; the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (the president in question being George Bush); and the World Bank.