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Over the past four years, USAID has had an impact on millions of people. And it took many forms: providing assistance through the lingering impacts of the pandemic, coping with unprecedented environmental disasters, surviving brutal conflicts, building businesses, becoming citizen activists, and even advancing diplomacy through sport. What ties all of these examples together is USAID’s work to build a foundation for success that can be sustained and expanded in the future. At the end of the Biden-Harris administration, we’re highlighting efforts in private sector engagement, Ukraine, internal reforms, food security, and lead, and the contributions of Foreign Service Nationals.
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Digital Feature
An Indigenous community in Colombia literally learned how to put themselves on the map. USAID helped with land surveying techniques to update boundaries, map resources, and protect their piece of the largest tropical rainforest national park in the world.
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Collaborating with USAID
USAID’s updated Biodiversity Policy focuses on building a blueprint for how to enhance and expand impactful partnerships between the Agency and local communities that will lead biodiversity conversations and produce agents for positive change.
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Did You Know...
The Carter Center worked with USAID to nearly eradicate Guinea worm disease. In the 1980s, there were 3.5 million cases every year. Today there are only 14. Find out how partnering with President Jimmy Carter helped quell the “fiery serpent.”
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