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Final Report: Assessment of the Afghanistan Humanitarian Relief Project (Project 306-0206) Cover Memorandum Attached
1989
Overview
U.S. Agency for International Development asserts that the Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program is an important tool for [Public diplomacy; Public relations] to influence International opinion regarding the Afghanistan Conflict (1978-) ; U.S. Agency for International Development report on the Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program recommends that the U.S. Department of Defense end the Air transport of Afghan Casualties and instead establish Medical facilities where they can be treated locally ; U.S. Agency for International Development provides Statistics on [Funding; allocated by the] [U.S. Agency for International Development; U.S. Department of Defense] for Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program activities ; Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program supplies Surplus public property to Afghan refugees and transports Afghan Casualties to Medical facilities ; U.S. Department of Defense spent $30 million from FY 1986-1989 to transport [Humanitarian assistance; Surplus public property; Relief supplies] donated by [U.S. Department of Defense; Private voluntary organizations; U.S. Agency for International Development] ; U.S. Agency for International Development report on the Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program states that the program contributes significantly to the Cross-Border Humanitarian Assistance Program and recommends the same funding levels through FY 1990 ; U.S. Agency for International Development report on the Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program finds that the use by the U.S. Department of Defense of Air transport is very important in the timely transport of [Surplus public property; Relief supplies; Refugee assistance] and recommends more extensive use of Sealift capability as well ; U.S. Agency for International Development report on the Department of Defense Humanitarian Relief Program states that [Friendly governments; Hospitals; Physicians] have provided $24 million in Medical care for over seven hundred Afghan Casualties
