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Featured Project Transparency in government is one of the most powerful gauges of democracy. RTI's work in three local government initiatives--all supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)--is increasing transparency in Guatemala, Bulgaria, and Iraq.

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• Improving education decision making in Nigeria
• Improving control of malaria and other infectious diseases
• Strengthening local government in Kosovo

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