
For years, USAID has helped countries and communities build climate resilience, but starting now we are full-on integrating climate risk management in our development efforts. Never has the need been more clear.
Mozambique has historically struggled with the process of issuing construction permits. The slow issuing process was identified by the private sector as a major obstacle impeding businesses. However, things are starting to change for the better. The latest World Bank Doing Business 2014 report shows a substantial improvement in the country’s construction permit indicator, jumping 46 places to 77th from 123rd in the most recent rankings.
Young people are catalyzers for changing the world and ending extreme poverty within our lifetime. Read more >>
Today, USAID released new guidelines to improve tax administration in Latin America and the Caribbean. Read more >>
What challenges lie ahead to address health inequalities for mothers and children in Latin America and the Caribbean? Read more >>
On World Population Day, USAID joins the global community in raising awareness on the issue of adolescent pregnancy. Read more >>
One year ago, on the eve of the 2012 G8 Summit, President Obama announced the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition, ushering in a new phase of global investment in food security and nutrition. A joint initiative launched under the United States’ G8 Presidency, the New Alliance builds on progress and commitments – both to […]
Small Business Saturday, a day dedicated to supporting U.S. small businesses, is a good opportunity to highlight the importance of women-owned and managed small businesses around the world. Read more >>