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ams through the provision of loans and technical assistance grants. Over two years of planning with the World Bank and other key multilaterals (GTZ, Norway, SIDA), we agreed to provide the bottom-up capacity building to align with their top-down efforts. This co- investment has played to our unique stre

works at the national level on urban poverty alleviation programs in Uganda and Ghana, and will soon expand to one Asian country (either Vietnam or Cambodia) and one additional country in Africa or the Middle East.' This grant allows national governments to engage with their local counterparts and direct

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er, psychiatrist and aeronaut, UN Population Fund Goodwill Ambassador for Switzerland. Appointment: 16 November 1999 9. Chea Samnang, actor/doctor (Cambodia). Appointment: 20 October 2000. 10. Princess Basma Sint Talal, global advocate for women and children (Jordan). Appointment: 11 December 2001 11.

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an minorities, and Russia, which has attacked its own Chechnyan minority, how dare these warmongering countries lecture Israel about peace? How dare Norway with its long and sordid history of anti-Semitism and collaboration with evil, a history which tragically persists to this day, how dare Norway lectu

demn the genocide until after the killing was completed and at least 1.8 million people lay dead. The General Assembly, for instance, did not mention Cambodia in a single resolution until November 1979—nearly a year after the genocide’s end. Even then the resolution was framed in terms of sovereignty and di

nies. These actions are sometimes state-led; at other times China’s state-run media will encourage “consumer-led” boycotts (as in the cases of Japan, Norway, and South Korea, among others).* Chinese corporations abroad are all well aware of Chinese official policy and understand the value of acting in sup

maintains a robust, if under-the-radar, relationship with Taiwan. It has strong ties to Vietnam and it has attempted to modify China’s influence over Cambodia and Laos, although to little effect. Japan has a close relationship with New Delhi that involves not simply trade but also security. Japan and India