who funds it?
George Soros
International Crisis Group
Investor and philanthropist George Soros provided the organisation's seed funding and continues to support it.
where does the wire take place in baltimore UNANSWERABLE what is it? The Wire is an American crime drama television series can you brief out the storyline? "The Wire" introduces a different institution of the city and its relationship to law enforcement in each season, while retaining characters and advancing storylines from previous seasons. who created the concept? David Simon what kind of crimes are discussed in it? The illegal drug trade what societal effects does this trade bring? According to the International Crisis Group, the most violent regions in Central America, particularly along the Guatemala–Honduras border, are highly correlated with an abundance of drug trafficking activity. do these trades create impact politically? Yes, a large generation, the baby boomers, came of age in the 1960s. Their social tendency to confront the law on specific issues, including illegal drugs, overwhelmed the understaffed judicial system. The federal government attempted to enforce the law, but with meager effect. does it happen online? Yes, drugs are increasingly traded online on the dark web on darknet markets. what is that crisis group mentioned above? It is a transnational non-profit, non-governmental organisation, a think tank, used by policymakers and academics, performing research and analysis on global crises what research do they perform with regard to icg? In 2014, the journal "Third World Quarterly" published a special issue about the ICG and its role in knowledge production about conflict, featuring 10 separate critiques about the ICG, ranging from its influence on foreign-policy makers, "manufacturing" crises, and the methodologies it deploys in gathering its research. when was it formed? 1995
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International Crisis Group [SEP] Funding
Investor and philanthropist George Soros provided the organisation's seed funding and continues to support it. The first government representative to offer financial support was Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari, in March 1994. That same year, Gareth Evans, as Foreign Minister of Australia, pledged $500,000. A January 1995 meeting in London brought many international figures together and approved a proposal for an annual budget of $8 million and 75 full-time staff. In mid-1995, the organisation was formally registered in the U.S. as a tax-exempt non-profit. From 1996 to 1999, Crisis Group had an annual budget of around $2 million and around 20 full-time staff; by 2017 its budget had risen to over $17 million.