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USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance saves lives on behalf of the American people.

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Joined March 2012

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    Years of drought, COVID-19 and Hurricanes Eta & Iota have increased humanitarian needs in Guatemala. In response, and partners have worked to provide food, shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene support. Learn more:

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  2. Join the conversation with our Assistant to the Administrator, , on Monday October 4, as she discusses our work supporting famine prevention efforts globally. More info here 👉

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  3. Our Rapid Response Fund implementing partners are the ears and the eyes on the ground. To help improve stories of the communities they work with, IOM this week hosted a story telling workshop. Grateful to for the support.

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  4. It’s ! Seafarers keep humanitarian supply chains running and are the backbone of our global operations. Nearly 75% of food travelled by sea in 2020—that’s over 3 million tons. Join me in saying THANK YOU to maritime workers everywhere.

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  5. When Hurricanes Eta and Iota made landfall over Honduras in Nov 2020, it was the first time on record that the country experienced more than one hurricane in a single storm season. Learn how partners provided health, nutrition, shelter and more:

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  6. announced ~$297M in humanitarian aid for people around the world impacted by COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic, has provided >$2.2 billion in humanitarian aid, helping millions.

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  7. Under the theme of “Peace, Love and Diversity”, adolescents in Iraq picked up their 🎸s & put on a concert. partner w/ Iraq’s Dept of Youth and Sport, taught guitar lessons for youth affected by decades of conflict, to improve mental health & well-being through🎶.

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  8. Without female aid workers, principled humanitarian aid is not possible. They must be able to operate independently to save lives. I am grateful to have 's strong voice advocating for women in Afghanistan--both the aid workers & the women & girls they are helping.

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  9. The compounding effects of , & underscore a need for renewed collective action. Now more than ever we must work to advance risk reduction in humanitarian response to support communities most vulnerable to natural hazards & climate risks.

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  10. We are grateful for our partnership with to advance risk reduction and adaptation. Our goal is to help countries most vulnerable to natural disasters & climate risks. will be highlighting this work during on Oct. 13. Stay tuned!

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  11. When Typhoon , known locally as , made landfall in Batanes, Philippines, it flooded communities and destroyed homes. is working with to provide materials for families to repair their homes and provide temporary shelter.

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  12. Sep 27

    NEWS: Today, Administrator announced the US through USAID and the , will contribute an additional $37 million to Education Cannot Wait, the only global fund for education in emergencies.

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  13. My thoughts are with the family & colleagues of this aid worker killed in South Sudan as the humanitarian convoy run by a partner was attacked delivering much-needed food. South Sudan is 1 of the most dangerous places for aid workers & the government must ensure safe access

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  14. Sep 27

    🇨🇲 “I am old & disabled but this assistance will feed my orphaned grand children with dignity” Hadjere Sawalda is one of 30,000 receiving crucial food assistance with support from 🇺🇸 during the harsh lean season in FN

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  15. WATCH: During , announced ~$297M in humanitarian aid for people around the world impacted by COVID-19. Since the pandemic began, we've provided >$2.2 billion in humanitarian aid, helping millions. Learn more:

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  16. Sep 24

    NEWS: convened a High-Level Roundtable with key donors to discuss a shared approach for humanitarian & development assistance in . My statement on our candid discussion about the complex & urgent issues facing the development community:

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  17. Sep 25

    Catch up on what happened this week at USAID ⤵️

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  18. that by 2050, 5 billion+ people could experience water insecurity? That's because droughts, floods, and rising seas reduce and contaminate 💧 supplies. Check out the 4⃣ ways promotes climate action and builds resilience.

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  19. We are proud to support to help the people of Kazakhstan affected by drought.

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  20. Proud to be supporting this critical work by our partner , working to save lives in Afar, Ethiopia where conflict continues to affect families in the region.

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