At USAID we’re fortunate to work on an incredible mission. But it’s an impossible one to achieve on our own. That’s why we’re always looking for creative ways to engage new problem solvers and develop new partnerships. One of the best ways to engage the public is to open up our data. Set it free. [...]
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With a Little Help from the Crowd, USAID Increases Government Transparency
Posted by Ben Hubbard, Director of USAID’s Development Credit Authority on Thursday, June 28th 2012
Photo of the Week
Posted by Blog on Wednesday, June 6th 2012
How USAID is Putting Local Wealth to Work
Posted by Ben Hubbard on Thursday, March 15th 2012
In the 1960s, during USAID’s founding decade, official development assistance represented 70 percent of all capital flows to developing countries. Today, foreign aid makes up just 13 percent, having been replaced over time by trade, investment, and other sources of private capital. This changing landscape means our impact can be even greater. Rather than using [...]
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