U.S. government aid, rooted in partnership not paternalism, helps other nations in times of crisis and provides ongoing developmental assistance to countries that govern justly, invest in their people and promote economic freedom.
From money to trade benefits to volunteers' time, Americans have given generously - and continue to do so.
Agricultural development boosts economic growth and reduces poverty all over the world. See agricultural development at work.
U.S. companies were honored for the vital role they play in advancing good business practices and in modeling good corporate citizenship in the communities where they operate worldwide.
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