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… market and democratic ideas. Chapter Agency for International Development Page number 278 … • Fund partnerships with … - page 278
… Finally, Latin America is the perfect - 3647 Finally, Latin America is the perfect proving ground for … implementers, and the agency should commit to shifting all of its portfolio in the region to local organizations by … - page 278
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… agenda for USAID was undercut from the outset both by recalcitrant career personnel and by inexperienced political personnel. The next conservative Administration should … of reforms will require key experienced personnel installed quickly at USAID’s headquarters and missions. Delay … - page 278
… 3650 The Administration should staff the Office of the General Counsel with at least four politically appointed attorneys (besides the General Counsel). The General Counsel should have two political … - page 278
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