USAID
Taking on a billion locusts in the Greater Horn of Africa
Learn how the United States is helping several African countries control billions of locusts that are threatening crops and communities.
A place to trade in Kenya
With help from the U.S. Agency for International Development, women are connecting to growing markets in drought-prone northern Kenya. Meet one of them.
A Kosovo judge’s quest for more effective courts
Learn how the U.S. government has worked alongside the citizens of Kosovo to help strengthen the country’s justice system.
3 ways USAID promotes free, fair elections around the world
Learn how USAID helped lay the groundwork for transparent, peaceful and inclusive electoral processes in Ukraine, Mauritania and the Maldives.
How USAID helped contain the 1st Ebola case in Goma
Find out how USAID and World Vision helped ensure the Ebola virus did not spread when the first case was confirmed in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Measles in Venezuela under control, thanks to international aid
The Pan American Health Organization reports a 91 percent decrease in confirmed measles cases in Venezuela between 2018 and 2019, thanks to foreign aid.
U.S. sends support to Philippines after volcano eruption
USAID has snapped into action to support the Philippines in the wake of the eruption of a volcano that's displaced more than 100,000 people.
Connecting Peruvian artists to the world
Learn about a U.S.-backed program that helps former coca farmers find legitimate work like pottery and connects them with producer associations.
Satellites protect farms in the U.S. and Panama
Storms or drought can cost Panamanian rice farmers a season's work. See how the U.S. is helping Panama to use satellite data to protect its farmers.