It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… that are critical to advanced technology. Moreover, USAID is criticized by Africans for exporting cultural … that are critical to advanced technology. Moreover, USAID is criticized by Africans for exporting cultural … - page 275
… to develop clean fossil fuels, denying Africa’s billion-plus people access to cheap energy to further their own … , while increasing its dependence on China ’s renewables industry. It has exacerbated hunger by increasing the costs of … to develop clean fossil fuels, denying Africa’s billion-plus people access to cheap energy to further their own … - page 275
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… USAID efforts in Africa require a - 3629 USAID efforts in Africa require a rethink. In 2025, USAID will update its fiveyear Country Development and … - page 276
… • USAID, in collaboration with the - 3630 • USAID, in collaboration with the U.S. International … Department of Commerce’s Foreign Commercial Service, should use its convening power, diplomatic heft, and risk-reducing … - page 276
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