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U.S. and India partner to fight poverty in Asia, Africa
The United States and India are partnering to help farmers in Africa protect crop yields and to improve health outcomes in countries in Asia.
Saving Madagascar’s endangered tortoises during a pandemic
The U.S. government is helping a nonprofit group return Madagascar's endangered tortoises to the wild after the COVID-19 pandemic cost the group funding.
Bringing clean and affordable energy to South Asia
The U.S. is working with nations in South Asia to develop more clean energy sources that expand access and reduce pollution.
USAID helps hurricane survivors in Central and South America
After Hurricanes Eta and Iota swept through Central and South America, USAID jumped into action to provide relief supplies and other emergency aid.
U.S. helps people and economies of Africa recover from COVID-19
The United States continues to help African nations fight COVID-19 while also helping their economies recover from the pandemic.
Engineered crops improve Bangladeshi farmers’ income, health
A new study finds that engineered brinjal (eggplant) provides big benefits to farmers. It increases yields, lowers costs and is better for the environment.
U.S. companies pledge support for Asia’s post-pandemic recovery
The U.S. government and major U.S. retailers are planning to help workers in Asia recover from the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Database offers transparency on U.S. foreign aid
The Foreign Aid Explorer, a free, comprehensive, interactive database, helps users see what the United States spends on foreign aid.
USAID plans for global recovery from COVID-19
Learn how the U.S. Agency for International Development is preparing to help hard-hit countries deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.