The EU's anti-fraud office, Olaf, is investigating around 32 aid NGOs from ten countries for fraud in development aid-related projects.
The inquiry was launched four years ago and it has moved from a set of individual cases to evidence of systematic fraud in the area of EU funded activities.
"There has been a pattern of fraud. They get project funding from the commission, but then draw money from the World Bank or the US government using two sets of invoices," Olaf's spokesman tol...
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