Policy and Program Context Sample Clauses

Policy and Program Context. AusAID’s current Framework for the Middle East (2007-2010) reflects the broad approach of the international community and the changing political context. The overarching goal is to reduce human suffering and poverty and to pursue sustainable development – by promoting the Middle East Peace Process to xxxxxx a secure, stable and effective Palestinian state. The specific poverty reduction and sustainable development objectives of Australia’s aid to the Middle East from 2007- 2010 are to: • Improve basic services for Palestinians, in particular refugees, women and children; • Promote democracy and good governance. Addressing humanitarian needs will continue as a priority for the aid program as long as there is a “political impasse between Palestinian and Israeli authorities.” 4 UN Report of the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East: 1 January-31 December 2006. August, 2007 5 Currently (2006-07) 2 World Vision projects are funded: women’s vocational training, and income generation, in the West Bank and Gaza.
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