U.S. sends coronavirus aid to Central and South America
The U.S. government has supplied funding, medical infrastructure and know-how to help allies in Central and South America tackle COVID-19.
How USAID helps mothers around the world
USAID is providing $130 million to develop an initiative that will support maternal and child health care around the world.
U.S. helps counter COVID-19 outbreaks in Middle East and North Africa
The United States is giving tens of millions to help nations in the Middle East fight COVID-19. See how the U.S. is assisting people in war-torn Syria.
By the numbers: U.S.-ASEAN health support
The United States has supported the health and medical needs of the ASEAN region for decades. Learn about a new U.S.-ASEAN health initiative.
America sent gear to the USSR to help win World War...
The Lend-Lease program played a big role in World War II. Learn how this U.S. program boosted a key ally, the Soviet Union, in the fight against Hitler.
Alumni of U.S. leadership programs give back on COVID-19
These State Department program alumni are giving back to their communities in different ways during the coronavirus outbreak.
U.S. is the world’s largest donor to global public health
America leads the world in foreign aid for public health. Learn how it is holding an international organization that distributes that funding accountable.
Bringing an idea to market? The business climate matters.
Today's economies are fueled by intellectual property, so laws protecting innovators' rights are essential. Learn how the U.S. helps innovators thrive.
Here’s how the coronavirus could change supply chains
The novel coronavirus is making business owners rethink logistics. The pandemic drives home the need for changes in supply chains.