There is no simple answer to your questions. First of all, the term "foreign aid" means different things to different people. You will have to decide what you are looking for. I will point you to some sources. For information on the overall Federal programs related to international aid, go to pages 141 and 173 of the FY 2000 Budget of the United States (accessible through the links). These sections of the budget summarize all activities that could be called "foreign aid.

We have signed legal agreements and stringent reporting and accounting procedures in place to ensure compliance and satisfactory completion. The funds are not sent all at once, but in draws. Once we have received the required receipts, accounting, and photos of one stage, we then advance the funds for the next stage. We also send North American Be A HERO staff or Be A HERO representatives to visit each project site. See similar questions...

The Bureau of Public Debt is responsible for accounting for and reporting the debt in accordance with statutory direction. The Bureau does not have any public policy decision-making authority. Visit the Financial Management Service web site for more information. Information about the "Budget of the United States" is available at the Government Printing Office web site. See similar questions...

At the end of each financial year Accounts showing actual expenditure are issued to residents. Property owners can inspect invoices/accounts by appointment. See similar questions...

From October 2000 to September 2001, LC cataloged 270,801 bibliographic volumes at an average cost of $122.60 per volume. From October 2001 through September 2002, LC cataloged 310,235 bibliographic volumes at an average cost of $94.58 per volume. See similar questions...

The Financial aid Office will post your financial aid award on your account. If your financial aid award exceeds your tuition, books and fees, a check for the balance will be mailed to you by the CCA Business Office approximately six weeks after the semester starts. If your award is less than tuition, fees and books, you must pay the difference. If necessary, you may consider applying for a Federal Stafford student loan. See similar questions...

described in question number 15, if the salaries and benefits exceed a designated percentage of revenue for that season, then some of the players' salary is returned to the teams. Also, as described in question number 16, high-spending teams will pay additional money to the league in the form of a "luxury tax." The money collected from escrow and luxury tax may be distributed to teams or used for league purposes, subject to certain rules. See similar questions...

Assuming that DESCHALL is the project that finds the right key, Rocke, who designed and implemented the server, client, and protocol, intends to submit a request to RSA for 60% of the prize money. The person whose computer found the key will be able to request the remaining 40%. That person will be responsible for submitting their own claim. I will never touch your share of the prize money! Your share of the money can be used any way you and/or your employer and/or your school see fit. See similar questions...

The ticket concession is under contract to a private Cambodian corporation called Sokimex. Contrary to false information spread by members of the political opposition as well as impressionable and ill-informed moto and taxi drivers, Sokimex is very much a Cambodian corporation and they do not own so much as one single stone of Angkor. They collect the money and issue and inspect the tickets. That's it. That's all they do. See similar questions...

When you want a stable multi-use boat that can be rowed with one or two Oarmasters (it’s popular as a double rower). When you are intrigued by its featherweight Kevlar/Graphite construction (only 40 lbs.) that anybody can tote around. And when you’d like to own a recreational rower which doubles as a light tripping canoe, for overnight trips or weekend adventures. Our Heron R fills the bill, and many proud owners have nothing but praise for this boat. See similar questions...

The revenue generated by the commissary program is spent on items used by and for inmates. Examples of this are chairs, books, law library materials, TVs, board games, indigent supplies, etc. See similar questions...

Too Cheap? Too Expensive? These are common issues the groom faces when shopping for individual usher gifts. The amount of money spent on the groomsmen should be proportionate with: For example, if the wedding costs $100,000 and the groomsmen are renting high-priced tuxedos, spending $5 on each groomsman gift would be an insult. Likewise, if the wedding budget is only $5,000, giving out $200 groomsmen gifts is unnecessary. See similar questions...

Programs funded by the Apple Foundation help to enrich the lives of our youth by providing educational experiences which stimulate discovery, learning and understanding about themselves and their world. Since its initial fundraising in 2003, the foundation has raised nearly $250,000. Every dollar you donate to the Apple Foundation goes directly to Guntersville teachers and students. See similar questions...

Annual dues are $150, and are due on April 1st for the following year. There is also a one-time Provisional Course fee of $75. Provisionals joining in January pay pro-rated half-year membership dues of $68, plus the Provisional Course fee for a total of $143. Therefore, total payment for those joining the JLD is $225. Payment plans are available and negotiable on an individual basis. See similar questions...

Applications for funding are made to the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR), composed ot ten state legislators and seven citizen members. The LCCMR makes a recommendation to the full legislature which in turn must pass a bill allocating the funds. Once passed, the bill may be signed or vetoed by the governor. The Minnesota State Lottery has no say in how or where the money is spent. See similar questions...