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Government Document
Management Assessment of the Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program to Afghanistan
1988
Overview
U.S. Agency for International Development administration of the Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program is complicated by the program's reliance on representatives of [Private voluntary organizations; Pakistan; Afghan Rebel Alliance (Pakistan); Friendly governments] to implement the projects ; Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program began with the provision of Funding to small Private voluntary organizations and grew to a $68.5 million program with resources from [Development assistance; Economic Support Fund; U.S. Department of Defense; Public Law 480 of 1958] ; Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program supports Cross-border relief operations for the provision of [Relief supplies; Food assistance; Training programs; Medical care; Education] to Afghan citizens who are affected by the Afghanistan Conflict (1978-) ; U.S. Agency for International Development evaluates the [Management; Organizational structures] of the Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program ; U.S. Agency for International Development recommends increasing [News media; Public relations] coverage related to the Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program to avoid suspicion that it is related to Covert operations to provide United States assistance to Afghan rebels and to influence International opinion in favor of the project
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