Brother wrote: then why does he stop the north from prospering
Piratis wrote: Why do TCs stop themselves and the Greek Cypriot refugees from prospering? Because they want prosperity for themselves but not for the refugees?
Metecyp wrote: However, Papadopoulos keeps insisting on what is not achievable (just like Denktash keeps insisting on not achievable, recognition) and the only outcome is going to be partition.
Metecyp wrote: You should start seeing things as they are. Tell me one thing that Papadopoulos did since he came to power that brought TCs and GCs closer. Can you? I don't think so.
I will tell you. He gave free medical care to all the TCs whereas most of the GCs are not allowed to have it. This costs to the state 27 million pounds a year.
Now you tell me one thing your leaders did for us other than seeing as like tourists who visit their "old houses"
http://www.mfa.gov.cy/mfa/mfa.nsf/CQPolicyofGovernment
http://www.usaid.gov/policy/budget/cbj2004/europe_eurasia/Cyprus.pdf
Summary: Grant funds are used to promote and develop bicommunal activities in a wide range of economic, social and cultural life in Cyprus. Major categories of assistance related to reconciliation include technical assistance for a wide array of sector-specific activities and implementing partners; related training and workshops; and commodities including materials, equipment, and supplies.
Cost
It is estimated that the cost of the implementation of the Set of Measures towards the Turkish Cypriots has so far reached 10 million Cyprus Pounds.
Today, the United States gives Cyprus $15 million annually. $10 million funds UNOPS, which oversees programs in the areas of health, environment, education, and agriculture. $4.35 million is spent on scholarship programs and people-to-people bi-communal programs run by the Cyprus Fulbright Commission. The remainder is allocated to the embassy's Bi-communal Support Program.
Today, the United States gives Cyprus $15 million annually. $10 million funds UNOPS, which oversees programs in the areas of health, environment, education, and agriculture. $4.35 million is spent on scholarship programs and people-to-people bi-communal programs run by the Cyprus Fulbright Commission. The remainder is allocated to the embassy's Bi-communal Support Program.
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Cost
It is estimated that the cost of the implementation of the Set of Measures towards the Turkish Cypriots has so far reached 10 million Cyprus Pounds.
http://www.cyprusemb.se/dbase/cypemb/archive_136.asp
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Turkish Cypriot health bill at £2.5m - Figure stands at two per cent of total budget
USAID's Cyprus Bicommunal Program is implemented through a multi-year, $60 million grant to the United Nations Development Programme. The USAID program funds discrete activities in agriculture, education (e.g. TV programs for children in both communities), participant training, civil society/ NGO strengthening, information technology, education, communication, and telecommunications. Other activities involve public infrastructure, environmental management, public health, urban renewal, and historic restoration and preservation.
It is amazing how easily the TCs can digest the lie that the GCs live on foreign aid.
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