i used to work for prm. i'm a former foreign service officer and have not experience but now live in the middle of the country in colorado. watching this discussion this year with the political climate that we have, it occurs to me perhaps there's been a failure of, i don't know, unhcr or someone to somehow educate people in the u.s. and perhaps elsewhere about what is a refugee and who's a refugee and who's a migrant. because many people in the middle of the country think they're all the same. and they think of mexicans crossing the border and syrian refugees as kind of all the same. and i think if people had a better understanding of what a refugee is, who they are, what they've gone through, perhaps the political dialogue would be more reasonable. i don't know who would be responsible for that, but i think it's a serious problem. >> well, if i may, just very quickly, couldn't agree with you more. after elan cordi washed up on the shore of turkey, there was an outpouring of sympathy and empathy and generos

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we have worked in different ways to prm works very closely with international organizations. our chief partner is unhcr premier the largest funder of unhcr, the international committee of the red cross, the international organization of migration, the palestinian refugee organization. we work with many other organizations and also with ngos -- about 9% of our funding goes through ngos. we are not just about money. money counts, money is important, but we work with our diplomatic colleagues, of which to get our message around the world to improve humanitarian care, so we work with our allies and we do have allies supporting our efforts -- there are people behind me and standing next to me in this europeanhoing the humanitarian organization which is part of the european union union, the large european countries such as germany, u.k., canada, australia -- but we would like to see that expand to other countries such as china. the gulf states have made some steps forward and we would like to see them do more. we use our diplomacy not just a look for money but to push for goals and

prm is budget is half of that. the other half is controlled by office of foreign disaster assistance. they are close partners. we work in different ways. prm works closely with international organizations. our chief partner is unhcr. we are largest funder of unhcr, international committee for red cross, iom and we work with many other organizations and also with ngos, about 9% of funding goes through ngos. we are not just about money. money counts and money is important but we work with our diplomatic colleagues of which i am one to get our message out around the world to improve humanitarian care. so we work with our allies and we do have allies supporting our efforts. there are people behind me, standing next to me in this fight to echo the european humanitarian organization that is part of the european union. the large european countries such as germany, uk i believe is second largest contributor in the world, canada, australia play large roles. we would like to see that expand to other countries such as china.

the fcc on the other hand held one workshop a year ago and then a year later issued this complex prm with 500 questions, tentative conclusions and proposed rules. has the fcc gone through the deliberative process in your view that the ftc did in terms of determining how to regulate. >> you've mentioned the process that the ftc has undertaken. and it really has been a long-time iterative process. our first online privacy workshop was held in 1996. so i think that our approach, which has been incremental and technology neutral and as chairwoman ramirez said looked at the type of information and consumer expectations has allowed us to develop our approach in a way that gives us the benefit of flexibility and the understanding as consumer expectations and technology has changed. the fcc approach, obviously, this is a follow-on to the reclassification that was undertaken, the open internet order. so it has been a much more abbreviated process in my understanding. >> right. senator franken? >> okay. so we brought up again and i know that commissioner pai in his opening statement said -- ta

the fcc on the other hand held one workshop a year ago and then a year later issued this complex prm with 500 questions, tentative conclusions and proposed rules. has the fcc gone through the deliberative process in your view that the ftc did in terms of determining how to regulate. >> you've mentioned the process that the ftc has undertaken. and it really has been a long-time iterative process. our first online privacy workshop was held in 1996. so i think that our approach, which has been incremental and technology neutral and as chairwoman ramirez said looked at the type of information and consumer expectations has allowed us to develop our approach in a way that gives us the benefit of flexibility and the understanding as consumer expectations and technology has changed. the fcc approach, obviously, this is a follow-on to the reclassification that was undertaken, the open internet order. so it has been a much more abbreviated process in my understanding. >> right. senator franken? >> okay. so we brought up again and i know that commissioner pai in his opening statement said -- ta

the fcc, on the other hand held one workshop a year ago and a year later issued this complex and prm with 500 questions, tentative conclusions and proposed rules. has the fcc gone through the deliberative process, in your view, that the ftc did in terms of determining how to regulate? >> well, you've mentioned that the process that the ftc has undertaken. it really has been a long time iterative process. actually, our first online privacy workshop was held in 1996. so i think that our approach which has been incremental and technology neutral and as chairwoman ramirez said looked at the type of information and consumer expectations has allowed us to develop our approach in a way that gives us the benefit of flexibility and the understanding, as consumer expectations and technology has changed. the fcc approach, obviously, they -- this is a follow on to the reclassification that was undertaken in the open internet order. it's been a much more abbreviated process in my understanding. >> right. senator franken. >> okay. so we brought up again, i know that commissioner pai in his opening

we have worked in different ways to prm works very closely with international organizations.ief partner is unhcr . the largest funder of unhcr, the international committee of the red cross, the international organization of migration, the palestinian refugee organization. we work with many other organizations and also with ngos -- about 9% of our funding goes through ngos. we are not just about money. money counts, money is important, but we work with our diplomatic colleagues, of which i am one, to get our message around the world to improve humanitarian care, so we work with our allies and we do have allies supporting our efforts -- there are people behind me and standing next to me in this fight, echoing the european humanitarian organization which is part of the european union union, the large european countries such as germany, u.k., canada, australia -- but we would like to see that expand to other countries such as china. the gulf states have made some steps forward and we would like to see them do more. we use our diplomacy not just a look for money but to push for go

prm budget is half of that.the other half is controlled by the office of foreign disaster assistance. there are close partners, but we were in different ways. prm works very closely with international organizations. our chief partner is unhcr. we are the largest funder of the international committee of the red cross. iom, international migration, the palestinian refugee organization. we work with many other organizations and also with ngos about 9% of our funding goes through ngos. we are not just about money. money counts and money is important, but we work with our diplomatic colleagues of which i am one to get our message out around the world to improve humanitarian care. so we work with our allies and we do have allies supporting our efforts. there are people behind me, standing next to me in this fight to the european humanitarian organization is part of the european union. the large countries such as germany. u.k. is the second-largest contributor in the world. canada, australia play large roles. would lik