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She has mixed with global leaders in the fight against poverty as the chairwoman of Accion, a leading microfinance lender, which has disbursed more than $23 billion around the globe.

The biggest funder of geoengineering research has been a nonprofit fund supported by billionaire Bill Gates, which has disbursed some $8.5 million for research and meetings since 2007.

The magazine's content often intertwines with both the foundation (which has disbursed $20 million since 1965) and Christie Hefner's personal philanthropy.

But from it sprang church initiatives across the country, which have disbursed many thousands of pounds helping hundreds of projects for the disadvantaged.

These are already goals of the Mérida Initiative on drug co-operation, through which the United States has disbursed $1.2 billion to Mexico.There was no public mention of scandals surrounding the Peña administration over financial links between a government contractor and both the president's wife and the finance minister.

Ukraine will probably need $20 billion in external support to survive 2015.The IMF organised a bail-out in April a "stand-by arrangement", in IMF-speak to whIMF-speak tot has disbursed about $5 billion.

The Federal Housing Administration's short refinance program, which received $8.1 billion in bailout funds, has disbursed only sixty million dollars.

The United States, which spent up to $1.1 billion a year on "Plan Colombia" a decade ago, has disbursed to Central America little more than a tenth of that sum over each of the past three years.

Of the close to 20 billion euros that the fund has disbursed, two-thirds has gone to repay bondholders — an increasing number of which have been hedge funds betting that this trend will continue.

Brazil's government has disbursed 2.9bn reais ($895m) to cover Olympic security spending by the state of Rio de Janeiro, which declared a state of fiscal emergency just weeks before the sporting event kicks off on 5 August.

New Jersey has disbursed more than half a billion dollars to nonprofit groups over the past decade to run halfway houses, which handle thousands of state and county inmates annually.