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<abstract>Although the Peace Corps has sound policies for planning new programs
and preparing volunteers for service abroad, its haste to help former
Eastern bloc countries has led the agency to override normal procedures
and launch programs prematurely. The programs GAO examined were poorly
designed, and volunteers did not receive the guidance, support, or
well-conceived assignment that they were led to expect. The Peace Corps
suffered a high rate of staff turnover and early returns of volunteers.
As a result, the program&apos;s developmental impact in these countries was
impaired. Peace Corps officials acknowledge the problems and have taken
steps to overcome them; however, it is too soon to know how effective
they will be. The Peace Corps programs in the former Eastern Bloc were
not undertaken at the expense of programs in other regions. Funding and
staffing in other countries did not appear to be affected by the new
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