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The OxCGRT has created an authoritative global dataset of COVID-19 policy responses. The dataset reports three years of policy settings for over 180 countries and over 200 subnational jurisdictions, covering 23 policy indicators, such as school closures, travel restrictions, mask mandates, and vaccination policies. The indicators are also aggregated into a suite of policy indices. Since its launch, the tracker has become a key global resource used by policymakers worldwide and cited in thousands of COVID-19 research studies.

The Ukraine Support Tracker lists and quantifies military, financial, and humanitarian aid pledged to Ukraine since January 24, 2022. It covers 41 countries, specifically the EU member states, other members of the G7, as well as Australia, South Korea, Turkey, Norway, New Zealand, Switzerland, China, Taiwan, India and Iceland. Also, EU institutions are included as a separate donor. The tracker lists government-to-government commitments; private donations or those from international organizations such as the IMF are not included in the main database. Flows going into other countries like, for example, Moldova, are not included. The database does not include other types of support, in particular donations by private individuals, companies, churches, or non-governmental organizations. We have also not (yet) systematically collected support by international organizations like the Red Cross or the United Nations, mainly because a lack of systematic data and reporting by most such international organizations.

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Yes, there is a new Flex Mount included, and you can mount it on most external screens, including curved.Please note that the Flex Mount needs to be placed on a flat surface underneath your screen bezel so it will not work if there are buttons or air vents in the way."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"What is the maximum supported screen size?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"27 inches with a 16:9 Aspect Ratio30 inches with a 21:9 Aspect RatioWe do not recommend that you use a larger screen for Windows Interaction features, but it works pretty decently for gaming even though there will be dead zones.Please note that screen size recommendations do not apply to head tracking as it is not dependent on where you are looking on your screen."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"How close to the eye tracker do I have to be?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"The operating distance is 45 \u2013 95 cm, and the field of view is 40 x 40 degrees, so you have quite a bit of space to work with. "}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Does it work with glasses or lenses?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yep, our eye trackers have a unique tolerance for eyewear, variances in eye color, or ambient light conditions.\u202fRead more"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Does it work with Windows Eye Control?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"The Tobii Eye Tracker 5 is not compatible with Microsoft Windows Eye Control."}}]}FAQFrequently asked questionsStill having questions about the Tobii Eye Tracker 5?

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The charts below detail federal spending proposals and outcomes for agencies that support the physical sciences. These trackers are updated in the current fiscal year as spending proposals become available and legislative action occurs. Previous-year spending levels are also available back to fiscal year 2017. For each agency, you can click through to a page with program-level budget details, a timeline of current actions, and historical budget data.

Note: We are in the process of upgrading our budget tracker to better display historical data. However, we caution that figures for many agency programs are not always comparable over time due to budget restructurings and reallocations of funds. There are also often differences between how budget figures are reported by agencies versus how they are reported by Congress.

This tool catalogs more than 35,000 of these investments that users can filter by category, state, congressional district, amount, and/or keyword. The tracker is a valuable and growing resource for anyone who wants to learn how these laws are being put to work in their counties, in their states, and across the country.

Feedback is encouraged as we continue to update and improve this tracker and lookup tool. Please send your thoughts and ideas to InvestmentTracker@americanprogress.org. If you have additional context or information about specific investments please fill out this form.

All of the federal investment data presented in this tracker are pulled directly from several federal sources: USAspending.gov, Build.gov, and federal agency press releases. Some of these data are supplemented with press clips and vetted information from local officials. Related private investment data are sourced from WhiteHouse.gov, company press releases, and CAP staff research. Note that these data, while extensive, are not comprehensive and should be treated as such, nor should they be used to determine total amounts awarded or announced in state or legislative districts. Before using these data, please note the various caveats in some of the source data.

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring food and fertilizer trade policies by the countries. According to our food and fertilizer export restriction tracker, three new export restrictions were taken in October 2023.

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring food and fertilizer trade policies by the countries. According to our food and fertilizer export restriction tracker, no new measures were announced by any country in September 2023. The share of traded calories that are restricted due to export restrictions remains at 3% in September. (The next update will be published on November 7, 2023.)

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring food and fertilizer trade policies by the countries. According to our food and fertilizer export restriction tracker, two new restrictions were announced during July 2023. India has prohibited the export of non-basmati white rice on July 20, 2023, with immediate effect, as the government observed a late start to seasonal monsoon rains hurting rice harvesting. This raised fears of a production shortfall. On July 29, the Russian government said that it had imposed a ban on the export of rice and rice groats until December 31, 2023, to maintain stability in the domestic market. The share of traded calories that are restricted due to export restrictions stands at 6% in July.

The Food Security Portal export restriction tracker continues to monitor country-level food and fertilizer trade policies. There were no new restrictions imposed by any country in April 2023. The share of traded calories restricted due to export restrictions remained at 8%, the same level reported in March.

The FSP export restriction tracker continues to monitor country-level food and fertilizer trade policies. In March 2023, there were no new trade restrictions imposed by any country. On March 18, 2023, Kazakhstan suspended its ban on onion exports and set a limit (20,000 tons) on the volume of exports. This decision was effective immediately and will remain in place until April 28 of this year. The share of traded calories that are restricted due to export restrictions in March 2023 remained at 8%, the same as it was last reported in February.

Our export restriction tracker continues to monitor country-level food and fertilizer trade policies. According to our data, several countries have recently placed new export embargos on vegetables, including onions, tomatoes, potatoes, and carrots.

On February 8, 2023, Kazakhstan halted the export of onions for three months to stabilize onion prices and ensure self-sufficiency in the crop. Similar measures were taken by Morocco, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Azerbaijan to prevent local prices of onions, tomatoes, and potatoes from soaring even further. Some of these bans are likely to remain in place until end of April-May 2023.

On February 5, 2023, Belarus stopped exporting apples, cabbages, and onions.

With these developments, the share of traded calories that are restricted due to ban, licensing, or tax reached 8 percent in February. This represents an increase of 0.2 percentage points since January 2023.

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring food and fertilizer trade policies by the countries. We note several trade restrictions nearing their scheduled end date; we will continue to watch these restrictions to see whether the enacting countries phase them out or renew them.

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring country-level food and fertilizer trade policies. We note several trade restrictions nearing their scheduled end date; we will continue to watch these restrictions to see whether the enacting countries phase them out or renew them.

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring food and fertilizer trade policies by the countries. According to our data there are coupled of trade restrictions near to phase out. We keep watching these restrictions whether the countries end or renew them. Only one new restriction has come into place during this time.

Our export restriction tracker continues monitoring food and fertilizer trade policies by the countries. According to our data there are couple of export restrictions withdrawn in the month of July. Two new restrictions have come into effective. In July 2022 we see Turkey withdrawn banning export of oil, Georgia on wheat and barley, and Kazakhstan on live cattle. On 18 July 2022, Indonesia set its July crude palm oil reference price at $1615.83 per ton. The July reference price would place the export levy and export tax at a maximum $200 per ton and $288 per ton respectively. On the other hand, new restrictions have been put in place by Bangladesh and India. Bangladesh has banned exporting rice until end of the year, while India has restricted exporting wheat flour from 12 July 2022. Please note that India earlier imposed export restrictions on wheat grain, effective from 13 May 2022, which is still in place. With this development, now the share of traded calories that are restricted due to ban or licensing has reduced to 6.84% in July 2022, a decline by around 4 percentage points from June 2022. The decline is largely due to ending of export tax and ban by Indonesia, Kazakhstan, and Turkey. ff782bc1db