Resource Library
Drawing upon the Agency’s extensive experience with water-related programming, these resources are designed to help USAID staff and members of the development community promote knowledge-sharing both across the water sector and between various development sectors to inform and guide current and future water-related interventions.
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Region Overview
The Agency’s water programs invest in Africa’s greatest resource—its people—and call on African…Report
In June 2010, ACDI/VOCA, signed a cooperative agreement with the United States Agency for…USAIDEvaluation
The Health, Agriculture and Nutrition Development for Sustainability (HANDS) program commenced in…USAIDEvaluation
In October 2010, USAID awarded an $18.9 million, four‐year contract to Winrock International for…USAIDEvaluation
Since the electrification of Bangalore (the first city in India to be electrified) in 1906, India’s…USAIDEvaluation
The Market-based Partnerships for Health (MBPH) project successfully designed, implemented, and…USAIDEvaluation
In India, the urban poor are among the fastest growing and especially vulnerable sub-populations,…USAIDEvaluation
The Agricultural Innovation Partnership (AIP) was initiated in 2011 with the goal of improving the…USAIDRegion Overview
Asia is the fastest-growing region on earth and home to more than half the world's population.…Evaluation
For several decades, the U.S. Government, in collaboration with several international private…USAIDEvaluation
The PROMARK Project, a contract funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in…USAIDEvaluation
At the mid-point of the project, IUWASH is now well advanced towards meeting its objectives. Its…USAIDEvaluation
An evaluation of USAID/Indonesia’s Marine Resources Program was undertaken between January-March…USAIDEvaluation
The overall purpose of this evaluation was to assess the performance of the project at the end of…USAIDEvaluation
The objective of the AMARTA project was to improve the quality and quantity of commodities produced…USAID