The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is the U.S. government agency which provides economic development and humanitarian assistance to advance U.S. economic and political interests overseas.
FAQs
What is USAID?
How long has USAID been working in this region?
USAID has been working in Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus since 1992, when these countries become free and independent countries after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in late 1991.
Could you send me some general information on USAID activities in this region?
General information on the Missions activities in Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus, are available on Our Programs page and on Publications page. For more specific information on any of our programs, please contact the Development Outreach and Communications Office.
How can I receive funding from the USAID Mission?
The majority of USAID's work is done through organizations selected by a competitive procurement process in keeping with the U.S. Government's procurement policy. Activities for which implementers are sought are designed specifically to achieve U.S. assistance objectives laid out in the U.S. Assistance Strategies, available elsewhere on this web site. Procurement opportunities are listed on USAID's home site, and interested parties can sign up to be notified of new procurements via e-mail. Infrequently and under limited circumstances, unsolicited proposals are funded.
Which U.S. Private Voluntary Organizations (PVOs) do business with USAID?
USAID's Office of Innovation and Development Alliances in Washington, D.C. maintains a list of registered PVOs. You may search their database to find your specific organization.
