and finally liberia needs to have to have a strong institution if we have institutions that were quotend fail. looking at liberia that historical relationship is important and how remaking out with however, and the coordination with back? with that i will stops you can answer the questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman chairman, the global fund in particular that is in the context of the health initiative we're committed to the initial increases against global health and using those resources that are more effective against the lagging indicator like newborn and obstetric care and we're working with the global fund with immunization and vertical programs do accelerate the partnerships between them and get more value out of the overall investment. the administration request of the global fund is $1 billion because it includes the treasury component and really very committed to helping the global fund this exceed. the global tropical diseases i will look specifically into those cases. that is a unique area we have been in discussions with private partners to rick's celebrate public-private

and finally liberia and needs to have a some consideration of where we have a strong institutions. we see elections work like south africa and other places where we don't they fail us so if you've been book and liberia, the historical relationship between the u.s. and library it is important and finally i'd like to know how you are making out with africa, and the coordination with that. i will just also you can answer the questions. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. we have on the global fund in particular and that's in the context of the larger global health initiative, we're committed to the financial increases against global health. and even more than that using the resources in the way that will be effective against those lagging indicators like maternal mortality in newborn and obstetric care. we are working with the global fund for vaccines and immunizations and other programs to accelerate the partnerships between them and get more value out of the overall investment. the overall administration would press as a billion dollars because it includes the treasury components

and finally liberia and needs to have a some consideration of where we have a strong institutions.we see elections work like south africa and other places where we don't they fail us so if you've been book and liberia, the historical relationship between the u.s. and library it is important and finally i'd like to know how you are making out with africa, and the coordination with that. i will just also you can answer the questions. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. we have on the global fund in particular and that's in the context of the larger global health initiative, we're committed to the financial increases against global health. and even more than that using the resources in the way that will be effective against those lagging indicators like maternal mortality in newborn and obstetric care. we are working with the global fund for vaccines and immunizations and other programs to accelerate the partnerships between them and get more value out of the overall investment. the overall administration would press as a billion dollars because it includes the treasury components a

liberia, yesterday we approved some lending again for iraq connected to some of the reforms.robably a week from now i will be headed down to haiti and we are trying to work with the different constituencies on haiti. i dealt with central america at various points in my life from diplomatic to economic and trade and one of the things i would like to try to do is as again you some of the developing regional integration and support in the central american process, food security. a lot of this lending if a few thinking if you think in countries that gone too and you think of u.s. interests, frankly we have done a lot of lending to mexico. i think mexico stability and growth is pretty important in the united states. colombia come egypt and indonesia and what we are seeing is it does not hurt u.s. companies. we are ready got a lot of support from the business community. they have put together support on this issue in this dimension in the area of climate change, frankly i think we have not only brought more people into this in the developing world but we have been able to use the r

liberia, yesterday we approved some lending again for iraq connected to several reforms.Ñi fro diplomatic and trade. i would like to use some of the development and regional integration to support the central american process, food security. a lot of this lending, if you think of the countries that it's gone to and you think of u.s. interests, well, frankly, we have done a lot of lending to mexico. i think mexico's stability and growth is pretty darn important to the united states. colombia, egypt, indonesia, and what we're seeing it doesn't hurt u.s. companies. we have gotten a lot of support from the u.s. business community and put together letters of support for us on this issue. as i mentioned in the area of climate change, frankly, i think we have not only brought more people into this in the developing world, we could use theÑpi resources quite innovatively for clean technologies and for adaptation. we look forward to working with the bretton woods committee. you have been a great partner in the past. we hope particularly asÑi we de with some of these legislative is

we are continuing to work closely with the president of liberia, and she and her government undertookand completed in 2009 a major truth and reconciliation report and held 700 hearings and 18,000 statements. they released a report that ought to be a model. and the prosecution of charles taylor. in georgia there was new criminal procedures legislation for better legislation in trials. and ukraine had anticorruption and with a successful election. and a system following the kings' voluntary relinquismment of authority. we continue to live in a world with human rights in society, and it's hard to change those from the outside. and the willingness to take risks and their determination to form organizations fighting for women's rights and children's right, this is the future. and we see an increase in creativity. and it to me signals the great hope of human rights going forward. let me stop there and take questions. >> you talk about civil rights and how do you see the situation in gaza and the lack of humanitarian aide or shortage. isn't access to clean water, shelter and food, electricit