- What We Do
- Agriculture and Food Security
- Democracy, Human Rights and Governance
- Economic Growth and Trade
- Education
- Environment and Global Climate Change
- Environmental and Natural Resource Management Framework
- Global Climate Change
- Conserving Biodiversity and Forests
- Sustainable Urbanization for Global Progress and Security
- Securing Land Tenure and Property Rights for Stability and Prosperity
- Sustainable Land Management
- Environmental Procedures Hub
- Knowledge Management for Environment and Natural Resources
- Tropical Forest and Coral Reef Conservation Act
- Environmental Policy Roadmap
- Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment
- Global Health
- Humanitarian Assistance
- Transformation at USAID
- Water and Sanitation
- Working in Crises and Conflict
- U.S. Global Development Lab
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Conservation is development, and USAID achieves cross-cutting results through programming that protects priority land and seascapes and promotes the security, health, and prosperity of local communities.
USAID’s global conservation funding supports both natural systems and the people whose health and livelihoods depend on them. In fiscal year (FY) 2019, USAID worked in nearly 60 countries around the world to conserve biodiversity, leverage private sector funds, fight conservation crime, and support sustainable fisheries, all of which help partner countries build resilience and shape their futures.
The Agency invested approximately $288.35 million in fiscal year 2019 funds to conserve biodiversity. Approximately 60 percent of funds supported the 12 highest priority countries and regions identified in USAID’s Biodiversity Policy, including the Republic of Indonesia, our South America Regional program, and the Central African Regional Program for the Environment. USAID also continued to fund efforts to combat wildlife crime, investing $63.3 million in law enforcement capacity building, demand reduction for illegal wildlife products, and international cooperation. USAID forestry programming totaled $181.4 million in 45 countries, focused primarily on tropical forests.
See below for all USAID Biodiversity Conservation and Forestry Programs Results and Funding reports.
- FY 2019 Funding and Results
- FY 2018 Funding and Results (244 KB PDF)
- FY 2017 Funding and Results (352 KB PDF)
- FY 2016 Funding and Results (5MB PDF)
- FY 2015 Funding and Results (14MB PDF)
- FY 2014 Funding and Results (1.7MB PDF)
- FY 2013 Funding and Results (2.9MB PDF)
- FY 2012 Funding and Results (193KB PDF)
- FY 2011 Funding and Results (321KB PDF)
- FY 2010 Funding and Results (7.8MB PDF)
- FY 2009 Funding and Results (6MB PDF)
- FY 2008 Funding and Results (2.9MB PDF)
- FY 2007 Funding and Results (7MB PDF)
- FY 2005 Funding and Results (4.2MB PDF)
- FY 2004 Biodiversity Conservation Funding and Results (4.8MB PDF)
- FY 2004 Tropical Forests Funding and Results (3.6MB PDF)
- FY 2003 Biodiversity Conservation Funding and Results (4MB PDF)
- FY 2003 Tropical Forests Funding and Results (2.3MB PDF)
- FY 2002 Biodiversity Conservation Funding and Results (2.5MB PDF)
- FY 2002 Tropical Forests Funding and Results (1.1MB PDF)
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