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… Global Health. The United States is - 3541 Global Health. The United States is the world’s largest funder of global health initiatives. For more than 60 years, the American people have … - page 264
… more rapidly from the COVID-19 pandemic. This demonstrates the importance of “localization,” by which USAID helps governments and the private sector in developing countries to strengthen their own … - page 264
… Unfortunately, many USAID -funded global health - 3543 Unfortunately, many USAID -funded global health activities remain rooted in patterns that began decades ago and measure improvements in … - page 264
… Consequently, the next conservative Administration should - 3544 Consequently, the next conservative Administration should focus on updating the Global … - page 264
… Updating Funding Priorities. The Bureau should - 3545 Updating Funding Priorities. The Bureau should identify and eliminate outdated and ineffective concepts and focus on funding … - page 264
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