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US aid cuts uproot Uganda’s emerging 'miracle tree' market
Nakisanze Segawa
Food & Farming, Economic & Trade Interests
US aid cuts uproot Uganda’s emerging 'miracle tree' market
Nakisanze Segawa
Food & Farming, Economic & Trade Interests

A USAID-backed moringa project in Uganda offered rural farmers modest payments and a rare path toward stability. Then the funding stopped for good.


Photo Credit: Nakizanze Segawa

Nakisanze Segawa
Food & Farming, Economic & Trade Interests
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Economy & Livelihoods, Security & Resilience
Livelihood program in Uganda collapses after U.S. funding withdrawn [NPR] ↳
Economy & Livelihoods, Security & Resilience

In northern Uganda, the U.S. canceled a $15 million program that would have helped refugees start small businesses. Thousands of South Sudanese families have been left with no path to self-reliance beyond emergency aid.

Economy & Livelihoods, Security & Resilience
Global Health Security, Health
Aid cuts are devastating health services in Africa [The Economist] ↳
Global Health Security, Health

In Madagascar, the loss of a USAID-funded health program has left remote communities without care, driving up maternal deaths, malaria, and disease outbreaks.

Global Health Security, Health
Refugees & Displacement, Security & Resilience
For Syrian refugees, US aid cuts have been devastating [FP] ↳
Refugees & Displacement, Security & Resilience

Syrian families who once counted on U.S.-funded cash and food assistance are now facing hunger and eviction as humanitarian support dries up, Foreign Policy reports.

Refugees & Displacement, Security & Resilience
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The cuts that bleed: What happens when peace programs go dark
Peacebuilding & Stabilization, Security & Resilience
The cuts that bleed: What happens when peace programs go dark
Peacebuilding & Stabilization, Security & Resilience

As U.S.-funded initiatives disappear, this peace-building organization says they’re “operating blind” in one of Nigeria’s most fragile regions.

Peacebuilding & Stabilization, Security & Resilience

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“The most difficult moment has been losing access to the basic and necessary needs of life—no food, no medicine, no cash, and no services. Every day has become a fight just to survive.”

— A community member in Kadugli, South Kordofan State, Sudan. As told to Mercy Corps following the termination of a direct cash assistance program.

Photo Credit: REUTERS/Mazin Alrasheed

Three children walking on a dirt path in a dry landscape, carrying baskets of sand or soil on their heads, under a partly cloudy sky.

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