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Eradicated diseases return amid Venezuela’s crisis
Venezuela's economic collapse has left its people vulnerable to once eradicated diseases that could spread across the Americas.
Disease-detecting drones in the wine industry
See how a U.S.-backed program is helping to protect Moldova’s wine industry from a disease that wipes out vineyards and threatens livelihoods.
5 ways the U.S. is responding to Cyclone Idai
Learn how the U.S. is helping Mozambique recover from Tropical Cyclone Idai , the worst natural disaster to hit southern Africa in two decades.
Women break boundaries in the energy sector
USAID is working in nine countries to increase the number of women in the energy sector, especially in higher-paying technical and leadership positions.
USAID continues to stand with Venezuelan people [video]
The humanitarian need in Venezuela is vast and growing every day. See what USAID is doing to help the people of Venezuela in this video.
U.S. airlifts supplies for people of Venezuela [video]
Learn more about the U.S. assistance that is awaiting delivery to the people of Venezuela, who are suffering under Nicolás Maduro's failed policies.
Preserving the ocean’s bounty for Filipino fishers
A USAID grant seeks to counteract destructive fishing practices and environmental threats as well as help Filipino fishers preserve their way of life.
The Venezuelan way: One family’s story
More than 1 million Venezuelans have fled to Colombia to escape a political and economic crisis. Meet a woman who had to make that difficult decision.
In photos: Scenes of U.S. assistance for Venezuelans
The United States is working to get humanitarian aid to the people of Venezuela in the midst of food and medical shortages.