3 days ago · China is unlikely to directly replace lost USAID funding, Tsang said. These programs mostly involve aid assistance whereas China’s development assistance is overwhelmingly loans.

USAID spent $32.5 billion in fiscal year 2024. Exact figures for China's foreign aid spending aren't fully public, but estimates from Japanese academics put the country's 2022 spend as high as $7. ...

4 days ago · USAID had an annual budget of more than $40 billion and managed aid programs around the world, including a China-related program that has become a target of criticism by the White House.

Since 2003, at the direction of Congress, USAID has assisted Tibetan communities in the People’s Republic of China (PRC). To help address the unique challenges ethnic Tibetans face in the PRC, USAID programming supports livelihood development, cultural preservation, health initiatives, and environmental conservation for these Tibetan communities.

Feb 3, 2025 · “USAID is the main repository of technical expertise on food security, health, humanitarian logistics and a range of other issues in most of the world’s countries. The U.S. government and U.S. businesses, charities and citizens will be seriously handicapped in our interactions with the rest of the world without USAID data, expertise, and ...

Administration’s counter-China infrastructure at USAID, end the climate policy fanaticism that advantages Beijing, and assess bilateral aid through the lens of U.S. national security interests, rewarding those countries that resist China’s debt diplomacy. It should finance programs designed to counter specific Chinese

On this website you can access USAID's flagship analytical tool for assessing country development progress, the Country Roadmaps, and view and download a wide-range of supporting resources.

On this PDF you can access USAID's flagship analytical tool for assessing country development progress, the Country Roadmaps, and view and download a wide-range of supporting resources. Keywords USAID, china-p-r-c

USAID assists Tibetan communities in China by promoting more prosperous lives through employment creation; improved management of natural resource-based livelihoods, such as yak herding; and preservation of their cultural heritage.

The USAID Regional Development Mission for Asia (RDMA) web site for China is now located at www.usaid.gov/china. Please update your links and bookmarks to this new web address.