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United States Agency for International Development

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is a statutory agency of the executive branch of the United States federal government. Founded in 1961, it was formerly the world's largest foreign aid agency, but it received major cutbacks in 2025 with its remaining functions being transferred to the United States Department of State.

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Headquarters
Ronald Reagan Building Washington, D.C., U.S.
Agency executive
Eric Ueland, Acting Administrator
Annual budget
$34 billion (FY 2025 total budgetary resources)
Dissolved
2025 (de facto; the remaining 17% of USAID programs were rolled into the State Department, rendering it unoperational, but USAID has not been dissolved as an agency.)
Employees
>100
Formed
1961

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United States Agency for International Development

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related to Personnel who died in the course of their work · 41
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United States Agency for International Development → Agency, Federal RegisterAgency, Inspector General, International Development, International DevelopmentUnited States Agency, January, National Archives, Official, United States Agency, USAspending, Wayback Machine
Agency executive · 1
United States Agency for International Development → Eric Ueland, Acting Administrator
Annual budget · 1
United States Agency for International Development → $34 billion (FY 2025 total budgetary resources)
Dissolved · 1
United States Agency for International Development → 2025 (de facto; the remaining 17% of USAID programs were rolled into the State Department, rendering it unoperational, but USAID has not been dissolved as an agency.)
Employees · 1
United States Agency for International Development → 100
Formed · 1
United States Agency for International Development → 1961
Headquarters · 1
United States Agency for International Development → Ronald Reagan Building Washington, D.C., U.S.
Motto · 1
United States Agency for International Development → "From the American people"

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United States Agency for International DevelopmentAgency executiveEric Ueland, Acting Administrator1.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentAnnual budget$34 billion (FY 2025 total budgetary resources)1.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentDissolved2025 (de facto; the remaining 17% of USAID programs were rolled into the State Department, rendering it unoperational, but USAID has not been dissolved as an agency.)1.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentEmployees>1001.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentFormed19611.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentHeadquartersRonald Reagan Building Washington, D.C., U.S.1.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentMotto"From the American people"1.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentPreceding agencyInternational Cooperation Administration1.00infobox
United States Agency for International DevelopmentWebsiteusaid.gov1.00infobox
public health or environmental conservationinstance ofincluding budgetary earmarks by which Washington directs that funds be used for certain general purposes0.80text
measlesinstance ofThe situation is further compounded by widespread poverty and the continued presence of infectious diseases0.80text
malariainstance ofThe situation is further compounded by widespread poverty and the continued presence of infectious diseases0.80text

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