The quick response to implement financial reparations was received extremely well; within 18 months, the commission had distributed $85 million USD to between 9,000 and 16,000 individuals.[1][2] Additionally the government began the development of a community reparations programs, which included the cooperation of 250 organizations, both governmental and non-governments.[15] As of 2009, the government had distributed $2.57 million USD to various communities across Morocco as a part of this program.[15] In addition, various ministries and agencies signed agreements to provide medical care and vocational training at no cost to the victims and their families.[16]