Partnerships
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| SOURCE:
USAID |
Global health and population challenges are too large for
any single government, agency, or organization to confront
alone. USAID’s success has been achieved through
close collaboration and strong partnerships with the
people and governments of assisted countries, other
U.S. government agencies, private voluntary organizations,
universities, and private business. USAID also has strong
relationships with other bilateral donors and foundations.
USAID continues to forge new alliances and support key
international efforts.
- Active
Partnerships
USAID supports, enhances,
and provides leadership to many global partnerships
in the health sector. These partnerships complement
USAID's existing programs and, by leveraging new
resources, expertise, and technologies, offer greater
opportunities to achieve development objectives.
- Interagency
Agreements
The USAID's Bureau for Global
Health utilizes the expertise of other key Federal
Agencies to support global health related activities.
- Cooperative
Agreements and Contracts
The Bureau for Global Health
implements its foreign assistance activities by
contributing to programs or purchasing services
of U.S. organizations and companies. USAID utilizes
cooperative agreements and contracts to achieve
results that contribute to the agency's performance
goals.
- Technical
Area Partnerships
USAID Technical Area Partnerships
work with the people and governments of assisted
countries, businesses, non-governmental organizations,
academic institutions, other US government agencies
and international donor agencies.
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