What are some examples of controversial government fund allocations for international environmental and social projects?

The government has allocated significant funds to various international projects, including $520 million for an environmental consultant and $25 million for biodiversity conservation and promoting licit livelihoods in Colombia - a project that the speaker suggests is obscure, noting 'nobody ever heard of it.' Additional allocations include $40 million for socio-economic inclusion of migrants, $19 million for biodiversity conservation in Nepal, and $47 million for improving learning outcomes in Asia. The government has even designated $1.5 million for voter confidence initiatives in Liberia, highlighting a pattern of substantial foreign expenditures that raise questions about fiscal responsibility and transparency.