The USAID Education Policy, released in November 2018, provides an Agency-wide vision and direction for supporting partner countries in strengthening their capacity to deliver quality …

USAID supports second-chance education programs to serve disadvantaged, marginalized, over-age, and out-of-school children and youth to build foundational skills.

To improve USAID higher education programming, indirect stakeholders within higher education systems and government ministries have important roles to play in providing information on …

The USAID Education Policy, (the Policy) effective November 2018, guides Agency-wide investments in education and is the primary source of direction for all education programming. …

This document synthesizes USAID education reporting guidance that addresses the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Education Policy, the U.S. Government …

From 2011-2015, USAID has supported 151 basic education programs in 45 countries, directly benefiting more than 41.6 million children and youth. Poster - An Educated Girl Has A Ripple …

a general framing and orientation for USAID’s work in education. Throughout these areas, USAID education investments may cut across education levels, types of institutions, and learning …

Strengthening education systems in developing countries advances U.S. foreign policy goals, promotes U.S. and international security, and helps accelerate economic growth at home and …

All of USAID’s investments in education should lead to improved well-being and increased learning outcomes for children and youth, even where there is crisis or conflict. In these …

Our mission in Ethiopia supports the Agency's Education Strategy and the mission’s development objectives by planning, managing, and monitoring activities that achieve results across …