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USAID
The document discusses the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which provides economic and humanitarian assistance to countries around the world. It was established in 1961 to promote economic growth, advance democracy, deliver humanitarian aid during crises, and protect public health. In Nepal specifically, USAID has supported the country's health programs for over 50 years, focusing on areas like family planning, maternal and child health, and HIV/AIDS. Major programs led by USAID in Nepal include SuaaHara, SATH-SATH, and Feed the Future.
USAID
- 1. Bilateral Partners ofNepal •United States Agency For International Development(USAID) Presented By Sarju Maharjan ACAS, BSN 4th year
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- 4. • A UnitedStates government agency • Provides economic and humanitarian assistance • Established in November 3,1961 • Provides aid in Africa ,Asia, Latin America INTRODUCTION
- 5. OBJECTIVES • Promoting economicgrowth • Advancing democracy • Delivering humanitarian assistance to victims of famine and other population wide emergencies • Protecting public health and supporting family planning • Protecting environment
- 6. MODES OF ASSISTANCE 1.Technical assistance 2. Financial assistance
- 8. USAID IN NEPAL •Supporting Government of Nepal 's health programs for more than 50 years • Aims to strengthen the capacity of institutions to deliver essential health care services and thus protect health of Nepalese people
- 9. FOCUSED AREAS • FamilyPlanning • Maternal, newbornand child health • HIV/AIDS • Other public health threats
- 10. MAJOR PARTNERS • HELENKELLER INTERNATIONAL • FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL • ADRA NEPAL • JOHN SNOW RESEARCH
- 11. PROGRAMS • SUAAHARA PROJECT •SATH -SATH PROJECT • FEED THE FUTURE PROJECT
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