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USAID's Earthquake Reconstruction Program helps Pakistan “build back better” with earthquake-resistant buildings such as schools and health units.

Rebuilding Lives
USAID's Earthquake Reconstruction Program helps the earthquake-affected areas of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and North-West Frontier Province "build back better." The program rebuilds schools and health facilities destroyed by the devastating October 2005 earthquake, improves education and health services, and increases economic well being.

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USAID's Earthquake Reconstruction Program helps the earthquake-affected areas of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and North-West Frontier Province Since 2002, USAID's Education Program has reformed and revitalized all levels of Pakistan's education system. Through early childhood instruction, education policy reform, literacy programs and scholarships, USAID supports efforts to improve basic and higher education, particularly in underserved areas of Pakistan.  Since 2003, USAID's Health Program has improved maternal and newborn health services, increased accessibility and availability of family planning products, prevented the spread of major infectious diseases, and expanded access to clean drinking water. The program works in underserved districts throughout Pakistan.  Since 2003, USAID's Economic Growth Program has increased incomes and employment by giving Pakistani entrepreneurs the tools they need to strengthen their businesses and enter new markets. The program expands access to credit,  increases the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises, improves agricultural practices, and promotes regional energy security.  Since 2003, USAID's Democracy and Governance Program has strengthened Pakistan's parliamentary institutions, improved electoral processes and increased local governments' abilities to deliver services. 
Telling Our Story
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Better Birthing in Rural Pakistan
USAID project transforms traditional birthing practices for healthier communities.

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Dreams Served as Dinner
A mother's dream of learning to read comes true.

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Learning English on a New Frequency
66 rural schools have joined in an interactive radio program that engages students in the learning process.

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Pakistani Women Get on the Bus
3,600 women in low-income urban areas learn to read and write.

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Clean Drinking Water for Better Health
"I travel miles to get drinking water. But even in the blistering sun and sandy winds it is worth the effort."

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Awareness Brings Empowerment
USAID helps Pakistan's mothers and newborns survive and live healthy lives.

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Scholarships Open Up New Horizons
Low-income students from rural Pakistan receive scholarships to leading schools.

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Better Crops With Less Water
3,700 farmers in Pakistan's Balochistan province sow drought-tolerant wheat seed.

 

USAID News

United States Donates Five Ambulances For Use In Buner, Mardan And Charsadda

Mr. Robert J. Wilson, Mission Director, USAID/Pakistan is handing over the transfer agreement to Dr. Sohail Altaf, Secretary Health NWFP.Islamabad, August 20, 2009 - The United States government donated five ambulances to the districts of Mardan, Buner and Charsadda of the NWFP province. USAID Mission Director Mr. Robert Wilson said, "During a health emergency, every moment is important."
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U.S. Assists Pakistan With $2.1 Million Program To Help GoP Establish National Standards For Teacher Education Program

UUSAID’s Associate Mission Director for Economic Growth and Education Jim Barnhart speaking at the launching ceremony of National Standards for Accreditation of Teacher Education Programs at the Higher Education Commission.Islamabad, August 7, 2009 - The United States is assisting Pakistan with a $2.1 million program that has helped the Government of Pakistan to establish national standards for the accreditation of teacher education. The Government of Pakistan launched these standards Thursday, with support from the U.S. government through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). Click to read more...


U.S. Assistant Secretary for Refugees Eric Schwartz Visits the IDPs Camp Complex in Nowshera District
July 24, 2009

U.S. Launches $75 Million Pre-Service Teachers Education Program (Pre-STEP) in Punjab
July 21, 2009

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