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Caribbean Energy Initiative

USAID’s Caribbean Energy Initiative (CEI) focuses on building energy sector resilience across the region, in recognition of the critical role that a steady, reliable energy supply plays in the daily economy of the region and in post-disaster recovery.

Gender and Inclusive Development Assessment - Dominican Republic

Gender and Inclusive Development Assessment of the Dominican Republic (2020).

Estrategia de Cooperación para el Desarrollo del País - República Dominicana

Documento en español de la Estrategia de Cooperación para el Desarrollo del País de la USAID en República Dominicana.

Dominican Republic - Country Development Cooperation Strategy

English version of the USAID/Dominican Republic Country Development Cooperation Strategy.

Building Environmental Resilience With Green Infrastructure Planning In The Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic faces ongoing climate-related challenges, including flooding, mudslides, and increasing temperatures resulting in salinization, rising sea-levels, and coastal erosion.

Local Works DR - Official Booklet - Issue 3

   

Local Works DR - Official Booklet - Issue 2

The Local Works DR program works in partnerships with local organizations to actively listen and better understand the complex dynamics and barriers to development progress in Domminican Republic's Border Region.

Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) - Dominican Republic, 2020-2025

The goal of the Dominican Republic (DR) 2020-2025 Country Development Cooperative Strategy (CDCS) is to promote a more secure and inclusively prosperous Dominican Republic that advances local and transboundary resilience.

Local Works DR - Official Booklet - Issue 1

The Local Works DR program works in partnerships with local organizations to actively listen and better understand the complex dynamics and barriers to development progress in Domminican Republic's Border Region.

Dominican Republic Country Development Cooperation Strategy

In preparing this Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS), the Mission held more than 40 meetings with stakeholders from the Government of the Dominican Republic (GODR), civil society, implementing partners, the private sector, bilateral and multilateral donors, Dominican private sector f

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