In November 2006 , USAID Afghanistan awarded a $ 62 million contract to Chemonics , with an expected end date of March 2010 . A 2008 audit of the contract by OIG found that Chemonics ' " results fell considerably short of intended results " and " buildings constructed by Chemonics ’ subcontractors were not acceptable because of significant construction defects . " In 2012 Chemonics came under scrutiny by the OIG for their work in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake . Chemonics was the largest single recipient of post-earthquake funds from USAID , receiving over $ 196 million in contracts many of which were " no-bid . " Audits specifically cited Chemonics lack of a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation plan and that " some of the performance indicators Chemonics developed were not well-defined . " Chemonics also spent more than 75 percent of program budgets on material and equipment when an expenditure of only 30 percent was planned
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