There were 17 solar-powered irrigation projects completed by September 15, with the agency estimating they will spend Php 1,720,984,000 on next year’s projects irrigating 2,168 ha of ...

MANILA, Philippines — Projects in the Philippines worth $485.59 million being funded by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) face uncertainty amid questions over the agency’s ...

The Philippines has inaugurated a solar-powered irrigation system in the province of Isabela, in the northeastern part of the country. The PHP 65.7 million ($1.1 million) project was constructed ...

USAID immediately began to oversee U.S. foreign aid programs to develop farming, irrigation and dam construction projects throughout Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America, taking over the ...

Ethical considerations for closing projects "well" in the context of withdrawal of USAID are explored by researchers and members of an affected Philippines disaster-preparedness project.

3: In Senegal, the biggest malaria project closed. It distributed bed nets and medication to tens of thousands of people, according to a USAID worker who was not authorized to speak to the media ...

But now, a group of former USAID staff has come together to connect big donors with cost-effective projects like this, which desperately need cash to carry out operations already in the pipeline ...

And for me, this public-private partnership with the government of the Philippines and USAID is the road map. I really hope that this project can be a beacon and a blueprint for how we radically ...

USAID’s next phase At the end of the Cold War in 1991, the United States’ interest in spending money on helping poorer countries develop and modernize declined around the world.