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The document summarizes a 2007 campaign by Catholic development agencies to influence the G8 summit on increasing and improving foreign aid. Over 80,000 signatures from 50+ countries supported making aid more effective and responsible. Bishops toured major European cities to hand over the petition. The campaign aimed to mobilize supporters and empower other organizations through various tools, with the goal of getting its message about aid quality and responsibility to decision makers. Effectiveness is difficult to directly measure but was evaluated through supporter mobilization and message delivery.
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