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… rescind all climate policies from its foreign aid programs (specifically USAID’s Climate Strategy 2022-2030"); shut down … rescind all climate policies from its foreign aid programs (specifically USAID’s Climate Strategy 2022-2030"); shut down … - page 257
… the poor. Congress should appropriate funding to USAID specifically to support persecuted religious minorities in … the poor. Congress should appropriate funding to USAID specifically to support persecuted religious minorities in … - page 261
… aid through development that is led by the private sector. Specifically: Chapter Agency for International Development … aid through development that is led by the private sector. Specifically: … Anew conservative President should reset … - page 274
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