U.S. Agency for International Development

FrontLines July/August 2017

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July/August 2017

Ambassador Mark Green

7 Facts You Might Not Know About USAID’s New Administrator

On Aug. 3, Ambassador Mark Green was confirmed as USAID’s administrator. Read on to learn more about him.

Trainees at a textile factory in Karachi that has partnered with the Youth Employment Project

He’s Worked Odd Jobs Since Age 10. Could His New Line of Work Set Him on a Better Path?

Megersa Abate, left, congratulates Abdela Muhammed Ahimed after successfully getting his conviction overturned.

Is There a Lawyer in the House?

Patients and family members wait for care at St. Boniface Hospital, which treats almost 100,000 patients annually.

Saving Lives Just Got a Little Easier in Southern Haiti

Tinashe Chamahwinya has worked for a USAID partner for over eight years making deliveries to health facilities across Zimbabwe.

After Hundreds of Thousands Had Died, It Was Time to Get the Medicines to the People

Nael Qabilat, center, with back against wall, conducts an exercise with his class.

Meet the Teachers Going Above and Beyond to Give Jordan’s Youth a Second Chance

Osaka Sansui, a farmer living in the Ardor Siding community in central Nasarawa state, speaks at a USAID-conducted peace dialogue.

These Age-Old Disputes in 21st Century Nigeria Require a New Solution

Dorm D residents show their enthusiasm for their new facilities at the Ngalah Boarding School.

In Indonesia, These Messages Promote Clean Living

Rougui Diallo’s family poses for a photo with two community health workers, at right, after a home visit.

Senegal Has a Plan to Prevent Malaria When the Rainy Season Hits and Mosquitoes Multiply

Last updated: August 17, 2017