You tell the other donor countries that the Mycan Mercy Coalition would make an excellent, honest partner to deliver humanitarian aid supplies.
Just as you suspected, Myca’s president is offended that you don’t trust her local officials, but she has no choice but to agree.
Donor countries start to pledge essential humanitarian aid supplies. You instruct USAID to give the Mycan Mercy Coalition money so that it can hire enough staff to cover all 15 displacement camps. But then the U.S. ambassador to Myca tells you that there was a fight in Displacement Camp 6 over food. Apparently, everyone was pushing and shoving to get to the aid trucks, and some people went away empty-handed.
— Mycan Mercy Coalition chairmanMycan Mercy Coalition has a 50-year history of helping citizens in need through hurricanes and other natural disasters. We know exactly what to do.
— French political commentatorAmerica is supposed to be the defender of democracy around the world. So why is it ignoring the fact Myca hasn’t had elections in 20 years?
— U.S. graphite importerIt’s a shame we offended the president. When the crisis is past, maybe she won’t be so willing to cooperate with us on graphite trade.
