*Foreign Aid Tracking*

U.S. foreign aid and nonprofit organization money changes hands along the way. At times with very little oversight. To make sure U.S. foreign aid is used properly and doesn't end up going to the Taliban and other terrorist organizations, we can use a mix of modern technology. For starters, blockchain can create a clear and unchangeable record of every transaction, so we can trace where the money goes from the donor to the recipient. 

We can also use satellite images to keep an eye on what happens with the aid, like checking if infrastructure projects are actually getting built and being used the right way. AI and machine learning can help us spot any unusual money movements that might suggest fraud or that the funds are being redirected to groups like the Taliban. 

Digital identity checks are another way to make sure that aid is given to the right people or organizations, which helps reduce the chances of misdirection. Plus, using cryptocurrencies for direct aid distribution can make transfers safer, but we have to be careful about preventing misuse of that system. When we put all these technologies together with verification efforts on the ground by independent groups, we can really boost how we oversee and hold accountable the distribution of aid. All federal aid should be transparent and accessible on a public website for citizens to view.