the united kingdom norway, sweden and luxembourg. over all money from rich nations has increased. it was $84 billion and went up to $134 billion by 2013 overrer although the data suggests that it could fall again. but the thing is overseas development aid cannot pay for all the work that needs to be done. alternative routes are required. take the solidarity levy on airline tickets. countries can choose to take part of it, and nine of them have. it's a small tax applied to airline tickets and it goes towards those countries. it helps to pay for the development of drug for hiv a.i.d.s. and tuberculosis. there is 22 trillion-dollar in savings globally. the task for delegates at this conference on financing four development is to get that money working. >> in india they're threatening to take legal action over schools. the state said that children in 2,032,000 schools were not getting a proper education and stopped recognizing them. they say it amounts to discrimination. >> dedication and resuscitation are corner stones of learning at this traditional islamic school. but that's not en

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the united kingdom sweden norway denmark and luxembourg.it was at $84 billion and went up to $134 billion even though it is suggested that it could fall again for 2014. but overseas development aid cannot pay for all the works that needs to be done. alternative routes are required. that's where innovation comes in. take the solidarity levy on airline tickets. countries can choose to take part in it, nine of them have. it's a small tax applyied to airline tickets that goes through funds that helps to pay for the development for drugs for hiv a.i.d.s. malaria and tuberculosis. the ideas are there. and financial resources exist. there is 22 trillion-dollar in savings globally. the task for delegates at this conference on financing four development is to get that money working. >> nigerian government is investigating the killing of thousands of people and decades old feud between farmers and cow herders. they say farmers plant produce on their grazing lands and they say that herdsmen allow their animals to eat their crops. >> more than 60 peopl

luxembourg malaysia, netherlands, new zealand norway pore -- poland, slovakia slovenia, south africa, south korea spain sweden switzerland thailand, turkey united kingdom uzbekistan. yef one of these countries -- every one of these countries have a working export bank. why do they have one? they want to be competitive. whatever they sell to a foreign country, whether a bag of wheat or some product they manufacture, they want to be able to help their local businesses sell to foreign countries. but not the united states. and we are really hurting. and i can't imagine -- i can't imagine how the republicans supposedly the business-oriented operation we thought over the years, was interested in helping business they just turned a blank eye. they're not interested in helping business anymore. why? because these working export-import banks are government operations. now, does it cost the federal government of the united states money? of course not. we've gotten $7 billion back in rewards that goes to our treasury. we make money on the deal. so i would say to my friend who believes in how the senate's working well, i wish somebody would take a -- say to my rep