Just as you suspected, Myca’s president is offended by your suggestion that her local officials are corrupt.
But she knows her country needs the aid, so she agrees that any official caught selling humanitarian aid will immediately lose their job and be prosecuted. You and the other donor countries are satisfied with this guarantee and start providing supplies.
A local NGO, Open Classroom, wants to set up K–12 schools in the camps for displaced children. They ask you for assistance.
— Mycan opposition politicianFinally, our government decides to crack down on corruption. And all it took was a hurricane!
— UNICEF DirectorProviding education to displaced children is a vital but often overlooked aspect of humanitarian aid.
— 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.
