Annual Report 2022

With USAID's support, lymphatic filariasis is nearly eliminated in Bangladesh, freeing 40+ million Bangladeshis from risk of the disease and related disability.

With Feed the Future support, we are improving access to agricultural services that will reduce poverty, improve food security, and boost resilience among rural communities.

With USAID and local partners, we are scaling market-based solutions that expand sanitation and menstrual hygiene access in Kenya, aiming to reach 500,000 people.

Study results show that childhood immunization in the US considerably reduced rates of infection across all targeted diseases.

Understanding health outcomes and the financial burden of treatments for blood cancers is critical for keeping patients, physicians, and policymakers informed to accelerate evidence-based decision making.

Researchers focus on using technology and native-language interventions to decrease exposure to wildfire smoke and health risks for low-income and non-English speaking people.

Work aims to create a broad spectrum of antiviral drugs that would be effective against entire families of viruses that cause epidemics and pandemics.

New digital tools designed to help youth form healthy relationships and feel empowered to make healthy decisions.

Initiative focuses on understanding, treating and preventing Long Covid.

Data system provides the most accurate and comprehensive database available on postsecondary institutions.

In partnership with USAID and local partners, the StopPalu+ project helped Guinea reduce malaria infections and deaths by 75% since 2016.

Work aims to improve public safety by creating crime clearance tools for law enforcement agencies and provide closure for victims and families of shootings.

Study examines how student experiences and choices in high school equipped students for college, work, and lives as adults in their communities.

Wearable sensor technology aids in early illness detection, ensuring optimal physical and mental health for active-duty Service members.

The USAID Governance for Local Development activity has strengthened the capacities of local actors, supported social inclusion, and increased resource mobilization for improved services for the population in Senegal.