Obama Administration Slows Its Plan to Redirect Pakistan Aid
The Obama administration has reversed plans to redirect more than $200 million in aid money for Pakistan away from American contracto … more…
U.S. Contractor Announces Plans to Train Pakistani NGOs, On Its Own Dime
Development Alternatives Inc., a major American development contractor, will open a center in Pakistan to train local nongovernmental … more…
USAID Asks for Help Training Pakistani NGOs Set to Receive U.S. Money
As the United States prepares to drastically increase civilian aid in Pakistan, the agency in charge has asked for help training the … more…
State Dept. Responds to Criticisms Over Pakistan Aid Report
The State Department has responded to criticisms over how it is going to spend and oversee $7.5 billion in new civilian aid for Pakis … more…
Washington to Reduce Funding for U.S. Contractors in Pakistan
The U.S. government will reduce the amount of money it spends on American contractors and nongovernmental organizations working in Pa … more…
U.N. Responds to Our Story
Yesterday, we published a story about a draft audit showing that the U.N. was unable to account for tens of millions of dollars sent … more…
U.N. Can’t Account for Millions Sent to Afghan Election Board
The United Nations cannot account for tens of millions of dollars provided to the troubled Afghan election commission, according t … more…
October 14, 2009
USAID Official: Pakistan Plan Flawed Laura Rozen, Politico, October 14, 2009
September 01, 2009
Aid Group CEOs Rake in Big Salaries Ken Dilanian, USA Today, September 01, 2009
July 29, 2009
How a Bankrupt Texas Couple Scored an Afghanistan Contract Daniel Schulman, Mother Jones, July 29, 2009
July 27, 2009
Fraud Alleged in Iraq Job Program Funded by U.S. Ken Dilanian, USA Today, July 27, 2009
July 23, 2009
USAID’s Religious Ties Raise Concerns Colum Lynch, Washington Post, July 23, 2009
April 15, 2009
Gov’t Report: UN Spent US Cash on Shoddy Projects Ken Dilanian, USA Today, April 15, 2009
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