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...buildings in areas at high risk for destruction, the initiative has increased development in flood-prone areas, therein exacerbating the damage reeked by seasonal hurricanes. Getting FEMA back on track necessitates the political will to make disaster relief a priority and the funds to deliver on government promises. Fiscal backing will be needed to revitalize the preparedness arm of the organization, to strengthen national response teams, and to entice qualified employees. In addition, leadership will have to create a comprehensive response strategy, which includes viable emergency housing provisions and mandates market-priced national flood insurance in vulnerable regions.Although media coverage...
...only year with higher fundraising was fiscal year 2001, in which Harvard brought in $658 million from donors at the end of the University’s last capital campaign...
...Despite the fact that the University is not in the midst of a capital campaign, its fundraising level has kept it near the top of the heap in the world of higher education. In fiscal year 2007, Harvard’s $614 million haul was only exceeded by Stanford, which netted $832 million. The West Coast school is in the midst of a five-year, $4.3-billion capital campaign that is among the largest in the history of higher education...
...Though gifts to the University as a whole continued to increase, as they have for the past few years, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences saw a drop in donations from $205 million in fiscal year 2007 to $191 million this year...
...announcement of the near-record fundraising coincided with the news that Harvard’s endowment grew 8.6 percent in the most recent fiscal year, a strong investment performance in the face of recent market turmoil...