Singapore' foreign aid?
969826
here is a link on help in Singapore that may help ?:\nhttp://www.singapore-window.org/sw05/050104af.htm\nand here is a page with different articles on aid for Singapore \nhttp://extsearch.worldbank.org/servlet/SiteSearchServlet?q=aid+to+singapore+&submit.x=12&submit.y=7\nhope you will find exactly what you need ?
1089320
It would not be correct to see Singapore's memberships in ASEAN/UN as successes or failures. It has its limitations as to the roles Singapore can play because of its small city nation status, population, economy, military. As such the country's contribution can't be one of leading the region nor be prominent on the world stage. Nevertheless Singapore have been a positive and pro-active nation particularly in ASEAN throwing its weight behind humanitarian efforts in the Indian-Andaman tsunami relief and other mercy missions; tackling terrorist activity within the state; and promoting intra-regional trade and investments. Despite being surrounded with predominantly muslim neighbour countries, Singapore has achieved remarkable stability, peace and prosperity because its founding fathers laid down a very progressive system for the current generation of leaders to build on. Asean / UN has little to do with the "integrity", "vision" and "ingenuity" of the Singaporean people - these are the real successes of Singapore.
669651
well since singapore is not a country....I am not sure..
549806
Singapore is a Republican's dream.  They have a free market and they control with massive amounts of social policy.  They need a Mentor Minister to mentor the nation and tell them what is good and bad, because the government is  controlling and they don't want anybody to do anything they wouldn't condone.\n\nP.S. - Really, what is a Mentor Minister?  Oh, and don't forget to vote for me for best answer please.
333107
American Private Giving Outpaces U.S. Government Aid, Report Says\n"Washington -- The U.S. private sector donates to international causes at a level nearly four times the amount spent by the U.S. government. Called the Index on Global Philanthropy, the report tallies $71 billion in international donations by U.S. private charities, religious organizations, universities, corporations, foundations, and immigrants sending money home for the year of 2004 (the latest year available).\n\n"That compares to $20 billion in government foreign aid for the same year.  The Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) ranks the United States as the biggest donor of government foreign aid among developed countries in terms of total dollars given.  \n\n"In another measurement, OECD figures each country’s aid as a percentage of its gross national income, which puts the United States second-to- last -- with 0.17 percent of its GNI given as foreign aid."\n\nCOST OF IRAQ WAR TO DATE  $275,670,000,000. ($276 BILLION)\nONGOING MONTHLY COST OF IRAQ WAR  $7,000,000,000.($7BILLION)
479808
No, it isn't. Singapore is an independent state, and has been since 1967. Prior to 1967, Singapore was a part of Malaysia, which gained its independence from the British in 1957.
1079959
China also would like to help but can't because of its close proximity to India who might be suspicious... you're on you own sorry!
165232
http://news.monstersandcritics.com/asiapacific/article_1032799.php/Most_Singapore_teens_dont_know_what_ASEAN_stands_for
841454
Yes. It is true.  We don't stop the aid because:\n      1) Our government thinks "it looks good" to give foreign aid.They might claim that there is  some "political" motive in giving The aid.\n      2) Some Americans get an ego trip out of it. \n      3) Some bureaucrats get in on the graft and corruption that goes on all the time.  There's a lot of taxpayer money on the table (or under it) and these guys want some of it. Call it GREED.\n      4) They don't care if only 10 cents out of every dollar goes for the intended purpose. \n      5) Some people mistakenly see it as "humanitarian" , but in reality, it's just Band-aids, holding the recipients back from coming up with permanent solutions. \n      6) After all, their bureaucrats are in on the graft and corruption, too.  And they want to keep it going.
548353
Singapore has more money for weapons, but most of the water used by Singapore is still provided by Malaysia. There are holding reservoirs on the island, but they are fed from the mainland and can only hold about a week or two worth of water for the population. This is one of the primary deficiencies from 1942 that still has not been corrected, and places Singapore in a position of weakness.
1028590
Yes it should be. Even through we are more powerful in terms of an advance millitary and economy. But don't forget in M there's 24 Million of them while we are only 4 million. That mean 1 Singapore need to fight against 6 Malaysian. \n\nWe should be careful not to anger them and be more sensitive to our neighbours feeling.
1180693
You can either appoint an agent or a representative in Singapore as that may cost much less compared to opening an office where rental and hiring of backup staff can add-up to quite a bit.\n\nI conduct my own business as well and travel often to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar.  I might be able to assist in those areas.
81252
I have a homebase business available in Singapore.  You may email me back at yahoo.
206641
you can try visiting singapore police or singapore ministry of foreign affairs' websites for further enquiries
754449
go to www.aseansec.org and click on member countries. I could cut and paste but can't be bothered doing your homework for you ;) and who knows maybe someone here knows it off the top of their heads.
1005603
A miracle. Sorry to be negative but Singapore is not even a 2nd tier Asian side. They are a long long way from being able to win or draw in Seoul, Riyadh, Tehran or Tokyo - and that is what is required to get to the finals out of Asia. I just think the country is too small to compete with the big nations. Singapore players really need to leave the City and play elsewhere to improve.
194595
Talk to the Singapore embasssy/consulate nearest you and ask them.