USAID's Investments for Democracy and Governance in Dominican Republic - Dollars to Results

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Results of USAID's Democracy and Governance spending

FY 2011 $5.7 M

Civil Society $1.4 M
Good Governance $1.7 M
Political Competition and Consensus-Building $0.6 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $2.0 M
Total Democracy and Governance $5.7 M

FY 2012 $6.4 M

Civil Society $1.7 M
Good Governance $2.7 M
Political Competition and Consensus-Building $0.3 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $1.7 M
Total Democracy and Governance $6.4 M

FY 2013 $2.5 M

Civil Society $0.4 M
Good Governance $0.8 M
Political Competition and Consensus-Building $0.0 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $1.3 M
Total Democracy and Governance $2.5 M

FY 2015 $1.1 M

Civil Society $0.0 M
Good Governance $0.6 M
Political Competition and Consensus-Building $0.1 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $0.5 M
Total Democracy and Governance $1.1 M
Why Our Work Matters…

Countries with democratic freedoms are more capable of fulfilling their citizens' potential.

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USAID’s work with civil society in the Dominican Republic encourages the formation of coalitions, consortia, and networks to more effectively achieve goals; and promotes participation, advocacy, and oversight.

USAID's Democracy and Governance Program in The Dominican Republic aims to:

  • Advance and protect individual rights and promote societies in which the state and its citizens are accountable to laws;
  • Promote government institutions that are democratic, effective, responsive, sustainable, and accountable to citizens and;
  • Ensure that elections are competitive and reflect the will of an informed citizenry
The adoption of a new criminal procedures code in the Dominican Republic is bringing about institutional and organizational tran

The adoption of a new criminal procedures code in the Dominican Republic is bringing about institutional and organizational transformation needed to modernize the country’s judicial sector.

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