Success Stories
12/11/2012
“Our village is clean, and there is less disease, especially in children. I feel very proud when I come away from the bathroom and I press the pedal on my tippy tap.”
12/11/2012
In response, a USAID basic education program began to sponsor a project under a “vulnerable children” component that works closely with marabouts to improve their awareness of the dangers that the children face in the streets.
12/11/2012
While they sought peace and stability, instead many found the hard life of internal displacement in Senegal or as refugees into the neighboring Gambia or Guinea Bissau and longed to return to their native villages.
12/11/2012
Mr. Coly reports that as a result, school absenteeism due to health reasons has plunged nearly 50 percent, from 17 percent to 9 percent.
10/17/2012
Under a unique program, USAID reimburses the Government of Senegal for each new school in constructs for every school the government finances itself.
03/29/2011
USAID helps religious leaders convey positive messages on family planning
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