What is USAID's approach to localization, and how is it evolving? Read the latest on this important topic in the article below from Donald Steinberg, USAID's Expert Advisor to the Administrator.

Happy Small Business Week! We are excited to share some tips for U.S. small businesses that are interested in partnering with USAID. This Q&A was derived from the Twitter Spaces event  on April 26, 2022, with Kimberly Ball, Director of USAID’s Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization.

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When we make private purchase decisions, especially of high-risk nature (like childcare or house renovations—yikes!), we normally do a lot of research to find the right person or company for the job. We typically review their experience, training, insurance, and other resources, as well as references from their previous—and hopefully delighted!—employers or clients.

Join a partnership for the planet this Earth Day. Together, we all can take action for the Earth to protect our health, families, and livelihoods. Whether you are a small business, a nongovernmental organization, or a corporation, there are steps you can take to ensure you do your part to protect the planet.

USAID is committed to expanding its work with new partners—partners whose fresh ideas, perspectives, and expertise can unlock solutions to intractable development challenges. To help prospective partners understand how to work with USAID, the Agency has developed a wealth of tools, resources, and training. A recently completed series of 13 training modules—the “How to Work with USAID” training series at USAID.gov—aims to be an easy-to-digest resource for new partners.

Like so many other scrappy start-ups that have found success—think Apple, Amazon, or Google—the South African health care nonprofit Right to Care has its own story of humble beginnings.

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