Transforming USAID's Structure

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Through structural changes, USAID is creating a more field-oriented, functionally-aligned and responsive Agency capable of ending the need for foreign assistance.

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  • The changes to the Office of the Administrator will more effectively manage the complexity of USAID’s work by creating two Associate Administrators.
  • The Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance will advance our goal of seamlessly delivering food and non-food international disaster aid.
  • The Resilience and Food Security Bureau will strengthen support to the field to build resilient communities and countries.
  • The Conflict Prevention and Stabilization Bureau will strengthen USAID’s capacity to prevent conflict, address fragility, and respond to global crises.
  • The proposed Policy, Resources and Performance Bureau would create a stronger and more coordinated Agency voice, aligning policy, resources and evidence-based programming.
  • The Development, Democracy and Innovation will reorient Washington-based technical expertise to drive program decision-making toward the field.
  • The Bureau for Asia will create stronger regional coordination and strategies, aligning to Interagency priorities.
  • The proposed Bureau for Management would centralize services for program and management support, security, and human capital and talent management.

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