The USAID Uganda Strategic Investments Activity strives to improve the livelihoods of underrepresented and marginalized people by accelerating private investment in the country’s agriculture, health, and energy sectors.
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Development programs worldwide are designed to protect vulnerable people, places, and livelihoods from climate change, but with smarter methods, these programs could be even more effective.
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Science, satellites, and information technology are transforming how countries manage critical development challenges such as climate resilience and environmental management.
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Supporting Mozambican citizens to participate in policymaking and the design of public services can improve the effectiveness of state systems and services.
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By combining parallel donor-funded warehousing and distribution supply into a single streamlined supply chain, the project facilitates the provision of critical life-saving HIV and malaria health commodities to the people of Nigeria.
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Improving service providers’ business models in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will enable peri-urban communities to better access safe drinking water and sanitation services.
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Driving inclusive growth in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will require private investment in the country’s promising businesses.
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Achieving stability in Mali will require the peace process to include all groups that wield power and influence.
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Food security in Zimbabwe depends on an investment in farming households.
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Support to local communities in Burkina Faso can mitigate the impacts of regional conflict.
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Supporting the implementation and scaling of HIV and TB prevention and treatment programs is key for improving the ability of Nigerian state and local health systems.
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Tracking and documenting the temperature of products and storage conditions of medications from manufacturer to delivery can ensure product quality and inform supply chain decisions.
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