Federal Spending Database

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Recipient:OECD Paris France

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
OECD Paris France Foreign Affairs and International Trade	Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development	2009-10	$14,548,285.00
OECD Paris France Foreign Affairs and International Trade	International Energy Agency	2009-10	$1,358,982.00
OECD Paris France Foreign Affairs and International Trade	Nuclear Energy Agency of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development	2009-10	$708,010.00
OECD Paris France Foreign Affairs and International Trade	Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Centre for Education and Research	2009-10	$196,955.00
OECD Paris France Agriculture and Agri-Food	Transfer payments to international organizations	2012-13	$120,146.00
OECD Paris France Industry	Grant to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development	2009-10	$119,000.00
OECD Paris France Agriculture and Agri-Food	Transfer payments to international organizations	2010-11	$118,613.00
OECD Paris France Foreign Affairs and International Trade	International environmental agreements	2009-10	$100,000.00
OECD, Paris, France Environment	Contributions in support of Climate Change and Clean Air	2013-14	$100,000.00

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