Might I just point out that, that's $90 million that could have been spent on a border wall!
U.S. Spends $90 Million to Help a few Dozen Afghan Women Get JobsThe U.S. government has blown almost $90 million on a doomed project to help Afghan women enter the workforce with a
big chunk of the money going to a Clinton-aligned “development†company that reaped big bucks from Uncle Sam while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state. The cash flows through the famously corrupt U.S. Agency of International Development (USAID), which is charged with providing global economic, development and humanitarian assistance. In this case USAID allocated $216 million to supposedly help tens of thousands of Afghan women get jobs and gain promotions over five years. Known as “Promoting Gender Equity in National Priority Programs,†the endeavor was launched in 2014 and tens of millions of dollars later it’s proven to be a major failure.
Someone must be pocketing the cash because the costly program has helped between zero and 60 women. This isn’t a joke, though it sounds like a bad one. All the dirty details are laid out in a scathing federal audit released this month by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR). Investigators found that around 55 women got “new or better†jobs in three years and they can’t even fully credit the U.S.-backed program for the women’s prosperities. SIGAR writes that it found “multiple problems†in the program, including security, staffing and economic conditions in Afghanistan. “In addition, SIGAR found that USAID/Afghanistan’s records on the contractors’ required deliverables were incomplete and inaccurate because the agency’s management did not give contracting officer’s representatives enough guidance on record keeping,†the report states. Of interesting note is that one of the
biggest contracts went to a company, Chemonics International, with close ties to the Clintons.............
https://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2018/09/u-s-spends-90-million-to-help-a-few-dozen-afghan-women-get-jobs/
