Millennium Challenge Corporation Summary Fact Sheets For 17 Compacts

This is a print on demand edition of a hard to find publication. The Millennium Challenge Corp. (MCC) provides aid to developing countries that have demonstrated a commitment to ruling justly, encouraging econ. freedom, and investing in people. MCC provides assistance to eligible countries through multi-year compact agreements to fund specific programs targeted at reducing poverty and stimulating econ. growth. This report includes fact sheets for 17 of the MCC compacts that had entered into force as of 12/09, which summarize each country¿s: general characteristics; timeline of key compact events as of 6/10; performance on MCC¿s eligibility indicators; per capita income relative to MCC income criteria; compact characteristics and structure; compact funding and project allocations as of 12/09.

Millennium Challenge Corporation: Summary Fact Sheets for 17 Compacts

The Millennium Challenge Corp., now in its 4th year of operations, is to provide aid to developing countries that have demonstrated a commitment to ruling justly, encouraging economic freedom, and investing in people. MCC provides assistance to eligible countries through multiyear compact agreements to fund specific programs targeted at reducing poverty and stimulating economic growth. As of Aug. 2008, MCC had signed compacts with 18 countries totaling approx. $6.3 billion; of the 18 signed compacts, 11 compacts had entered into force, obligating a total of approx. $3 billion. This report includes fact sheets for the 11 MCC compacts that had entered force as of Aug. 2008. Illustrations.

Gain insight into the past and present administrations through these compilations of official papers and speeches given by the President of the United States. The full text of the documents issued by the Office of the Press Secretary over a given time period are printed in this series. The papers, compiled and usually published twice annually, are in chronological order and are indexed by subject. In each book, the four appendices include the Presidents public schedule, nominations submitted to the Senate, the checklist of White House press releases, and a list of Presidential documents published in the Federal Register. Text notes, cross references, color photographs, and a documents categories list are also included. Subjects and names are indexed.