In the upcoming months, other missions will be making more regional material available. This can be achieved only through a strong democracy and market economy, governed by the rule of law, which promotes the general welfare of the people.
Food aid accounts for nearly half of that amount.
Now, Bangladeshis have better access to health care, and enjoy increased agricultural outputs, improved nutrition, and access to electricity. Our programs work with communities to assist with disaster preparedness and improve their ability to manage food relief when a disaster does strike. Other U.S. support is being provided in the areas of demining, police training, national and municipal elections and the War Crimes Tribunal. Establishing a policy and institutional framework conducive to the emergence of a market economy, by supporting rapid privatization, critical macroeconomic reforms, sound fiscal policies, and a viable banking system. Repairing war-damaged infrastructure to facilitate refugee return and reactivate the local economy.