Food insecurity. Climate change. COVID-19. Democratic backsliding. War in Ukraine. Natural disasters. These are just a few of the toughest issues we—and the global community—faced in 2022. Each one has challenged USAID to respond in ways to effectively deliver assistance that addressed the problem head on; rallied our local and global partners as force multipliers; and created a foundation for meaningful, sustainable results. We end the year proud of the part we played in making progress tackling these issues. 

Digital Feature

How to pull off a successful COVID-19 vaccination campaign? Ask Tanzania’s community leaders, health workers, and government officials who incorporated music festivals, football matches, and radio shows into their outreach. The result: the country surpassed its vaccination goals.

News & Events

USAID made a number of commitments at the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit. We announced our first-ever Anti-Corruption Policy on International Anti-Corruption Day. And, the Agency delivered 5,000 laptops donated by HP Inc. to internally displaced Ukrainian students.

Collaborating with USAID

Through private sector engagement (PSE) USAID accelerates development and humanitarian progress worldwide. PSE Modernize is improving our partnering outcomes by elevating skills and incentives to partner; improving the partner experience; and enhancing the effectiveness of our partnerships.

Did You Know...

One of 2022’s Nobel Peace Prize winners is a USAID partner. The Center for Civil Liberties won for its work documenting Russia’s war crimes against Ukraine, and promoting the fundamental human rights of all Ukrainians.

Energy Security During Wartime