USAID's Investments for Democracy and Governance in West Bank and Gaza - Dollars to Results

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Results of USAID's Democracy and Governance spending

FY 2012 $12.4 M

Civil Society $3.9 M
Good Governance $4.5 M
Political Competition and Consensus-Building $0.1 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $3.9 M
Total Democracy and Governance $12.4 M

FY 2013 $20.9 M

Civil Society $6.1 M
Good Governance $9.0 M
Political Competition and Consensus-Building $0.3 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $5.4 M
Total Democracy and Governance $20.9 M

FY 2015 $7.4 M

Civil Society $0.4 M
Good Governance $3.0 M
Rule of Law and Human Rights $3.9 M
Total Democracy and Governance $7.4 M

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USAID's Democracy and Governance program in the West Bank and Gaza works to develop institutions necessary for a future Palestinian state by promoting the rule of law, increasing civic engagement, and enhancing respect for human rights.

USAID's Democracy and Governance program in the West Bank and Gaza aims to:

  • Improve the capacity of Palestinian Authority (PA) institutions to deliver high-quality services to the public on a sustainable basis; and
  • Enhance communication and coordination among the PA, local governments, and civil society organizations.
Citizens vote during elections held in the West Bank.
Citizens vote during elections held in the West Bank.  
Jacob Toukhy

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