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How do affected families
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governments,
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Who gives /does what? To do by end of 2009
e already.
(governments, CSOs/NGOs etc.) Find out what’s been done/being don
How do we know? (data sources) Case studies
What role do remittances play? • design the methodology 
Structures, legislation, policies • identify countries 
and budgets? • identify partners 
• establish teams 
can use 
Identify the type of global data we
To do 2010
What triggers response
Capture and make visible domestic
the response? ilable
Start analysing and making info ava
for GHA reports and the website
s available
How are resources targetted? Make detailed country case studie
Who makes the decisions? by June
Do some people get more June
than others? Make synthesis report available by
by May
Provide input for GHA Report 2010

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IMARA, an
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which will
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