The USAID Partner Vetting Program wants specifics on who is receiving aid using their funds, but just in the West Bank and Gaza—for now. The proposal highlights the curious variability in the expectations of transparency—one organization advocating for vetting doesn't turn up in databases of registered nonprofit organizations.
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He confesses that an anonymous accusation that he fibbed on his résumé was correct and loses a month's pay as punishment. But the nonprofit organization that took over the zoo from the city remains in a fight for its life without an assured funding source.
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The Baltimore private school's board shows zero tolerance for resume padding, even for a manager with a five year track record of fundraising success.
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Turn-around plan hits a pothole but the new leadership maintains a confident air and are conducting an internal investigation without involving the police.
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The Government Accounting Office found flaws in the religious visa program in 1999, and Immigration confirmed widespread fraud in 2005. Finally, new regulations are proposed.
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He took over $50,000 from two organizations, taking $19,000 from one even though he only worked there two weeks.
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Realization dawns that for small charities embezzlement is an ever present risk, not just an isolated incident.
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The state closed down operation (managed by a convicted felon) for failure to file required reports, and the former executive director collected unemployment while still writing herself paychecks.
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