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Our Partnership
The United States has an unwavering and longstanding commitment to Africa.
We engage African countries early and often as partners in pursuing our shared interests and values – from security, global health, climate change, freedom and democracy, and shared prosperity.
We:
- Boost agricultural productivity through the Feed the Future Initiative -We address the root causes of chronic hunger and poverty and spurr economic growth in a region with incredible resources and arable land
- Strengthen health systems - We support countries to help their children survive, overcome the threat of malaria, give mothers support to give birth safely, and turn the tide against the HIV/AIDS epidemic on the continent
- Support democracy, human rights, and good governance - We assist governments to fight corruption, expand space for civil society, help citizens choose their leadership and strengthen the trend toward democratization
- Increase resilience to climate shocks - We help communities adapt to erratic rainfall and longer, harsher droughts—weather effects we know will hit Africa hardest
- Lead quick responses to humanitarian crises - We save lives and help prevent instability and loss, critical in a region prone to destabilizing droughts and food emergencies
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Last updated: January 28, 2021
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