Brazil

  • The Suruí indigenous people use technology to protect their territory from deforestation and receive support from USAID/Brazil to recuperate the Amazon forest

Youth learn how to install solar panels to power a computer center in the rural community of São João.
Training Youth for Energy Jobs
Jamile Ferreira describes her experience finding work at an Enter Jovem conference.
Youth Gain Skills and Find Jobs
The anti-trafficking service network is bringing a hidden problem to light.
Helping Trafficking Victims Rebuild Lives

About

Democratic values and economic policies aimed at open markets and private-sector development have been the cornerstones of a strong partnership between the United States and Brazil. For more than 50 years, USAID has supported Brazil's efforts to promote sustainable development. Now, we partner with the Brazilian Government to promote sustainable development in third countries.

USAID also strengthens civil society to find innovative and efficient solutions for environmental and development problems. The Agency supports local communities and indigenous peoples of the Amazon, and promotes the use of renewable energy. We also promote partnerships between businesses, governments and civil society organizations to achieve economic development, social inclusion, biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.

In other areas, USAID supports efforts to control tuberculosis and to increase access to HIV testing, and offers professional training to help at-risk youth find employment.

Contact Information

Mission Contact

American Embassy/Brasilia
Unit 3500 USAID
APO
AA
Brazil
34030
Phone 
55-61-3312-7248
Fax 
55-61-3312-7648

Headquarters Contact

Adriana Hayes

Mission Director

Last updated: March 14, 2013

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