Here’s how programs on the ground in countries around the world have been upended by President Donald Trump’s swift dismantling of most U.S. international aid.

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ZAINAB USMAN is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Africa Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, D.C. Every decade or so, the global aid industry finds that it must ...

COMMENTARY: USAID was certainly in need of deep reform. Most of the federal government is. But there’s a difference between ...

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The effects of shutting foreign aid down permanently could have impacts ... providing sustainable access to drinking water and sanitation services, improving maternal and child health were among ...

The UN Women report found the funding cuts had affected 90% of the 411 women-led and women's rights organisations it surveyed ...

As the Trump administration rapidly dismantled USAID, the United States' largest foreign aid agency ... Current projects include improving Côte d'Ivoire's electrical grid so the country can ...

Potential foreign aid cuts could lead to millions of HIV deaths ... UYP is a non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for young people living with HIV/AIDS, and ...

If the aim of foreign aid is to boost growth it is not working ... equity and inclusion (DEI) programme can improve a company. I was with the firm for 30 years. When I started, the partnership ...

Though some Republicans have critiqued foreign aid as wasteful ... For McGovern, this was the way to fight the Cold War—by improving the nutritional health of many millions of people while ...