In the Resources for Partners section, you will find the policies, procedures, and regulations for new and existing USAID partners. Please also visit WorkwithUSAID.gov, a free resource hub that empowers organizations with the knowledge and networks to navigate how to work with USAID.

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USAID invests in ideas that work to improve the lives of millions of men, women and children by: Investing in agricultural productivity so countries can feed their people. Combating maternal and child mortality and deadly diseases like HIV, malaria and tuberculosis. Providing life-saving assistance in the wake of disaster

where does usaid do its work? USAID has offices, called missions, in four regions of the world: Europe and Eurasia, Asia and the Near East, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

USAID depends on the work of our partners around the world to achieve our mission of promoting and demonstrating democratic values and advancing a free, peaceful, and prosperous world. USAID harnesses the expertise and innovation of countless organizations across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to address development challenges with ...

Below, you will find a variety of different types of organizations that partner with USAID. Within each section, you can find examples of partnerships, as well as learn more about how your organization can work with USAID.

USAID works closely with the Ministries of Health and Population and Irrigation and Water Development in strengthening the Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector to provide clean water and adequate sanitation for improved health outcomes.

USAID is collaborating with the Millennium Challenge Corporation and other government agencies on the Partnership for Growth Initiative to accelerate and sustain broad-based economic growth among a select group of high performing developing countries.

With a rich history of partnerships in the Middle East and North Africa, USAID is committed to helping the people of the region tackle the climate crisis, address food insecurity, drive inclusive growth, extend economic opportunity, and advance responsive governance.

Does USAID work on infrastructure projects? Since 2000, USAID West Bank and Gaza has built or renovated 900 kilometers of roads, 730 schools, 110 clinics and hospitals, 140 youth clubs, and 320 community centers; improving economic opportunities and access to health, education, and other services for more than one million people.