The Rockefeller Foundation surveyed public opinion on U.S. aid aimed at containing disease outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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What happened
The Rockefeller Foundation surveyed public opinion on U.S. aid aimed at containing disease outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Rockefeller Foundation
United States-based philanthropic organization
- Sierra Leone is a focus country for a project initiated by the Rockefeller Foundation aimed at improving energy access across Africa.
- A global research partnership involving CGIAR, International Rice Research Institute, and the Rockefeller Foundation celebrates achievements in food systems and agricultural science.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
country in Central Africa
Related events
- U.S.-funded aid programs are currently operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria.
- The US provided $267 million in health assistance to the DRC, and its ambassador briefed at a United Nations Security Council meeting.
- UNICEF provided support for the health response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- The administration manages a health crisis stemming from an outbreak in Congo.
- A US citizen with Ebola sought treatment in Germany, prompting discussions among US officials regarding international cooperation and border control policies.