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Foreign Aid Impact in U.S. and Abroad

Freeman Summerville, a resettled Liberian refugee, is one of more than 10 former refugees currently employed by Edesia.

Little Factories That Could

Several U.S. enterprises are helping to fight malnutrition overseas by producing prepackaged, ready-to-eat food for nations where the condition is a major health threat.

Ducks at Vo Duy Ich’s poultry farm keep to themselves.

Fencing in Viruses Without Borders

Kazakhstani food processing entrepreneurs visited Kansas State University to improve bakery techniques.

In Kazakhstan, Business Partnerships with U.S. Firms Prove Profitable

Ripe red Yirgacheffe coffee berries

Something’s Brewing in Ethiopia

Brothers Bedasa, left, and Debela Ofosea pose where their two maize fields meet.

Public-Private Partnership Delivers Seeds of Change in Ethiopia

The GeneXpert machine in use in Indonesia

Faster Tuberculosis Diagnosis Is Saving Lives in Indonesia

Volunteer Donna Gabbadon interacts with youth at a leadership skills seminar in 2014.

Crossing Borders and Narrowing Gaps

Teachers who participated in the mLearning project continue to access, view and share the learning videos on their smartphones.

Teaching the Teachers Through Mobile Learning

Christie Vilsack, USAID senior adviser for international education, in blue cardigan, with South Sudanese students in USAID-supp

The Indiana-South Sudan Connection

Extras - March/April 2015

Mesret Alemayehu, a 30-year-old mother of four, lives in Southwest Showa zone, Oromia region of Ethiopia. USAID’s ENGINE project

The ‘ENGINE’ Behind Improved Nutrition in Ethiopia

USAID’s ENGINE program gives expectant and young mothers the tools to provide more diverse, nutritious meals for themselves and their families to reduce stunting.

Ketcia Orvillus

Life in the Clouds—Boosting Haitian Health Care Through Technology

A USAID/Save the Children initiative has helped thousands of mothers like this one avoid being separated from their children.

A New Beginning for Sri Lanka’s Children