Surplus in Senegal, Even Without the Rains
Policy
Feed the Future supports policy reform to generate meaningful change. These efforts aim to improve the functioning of public and private sectors that can sustainably provide extension, social safety nets, research, health, inputs, and other goods and services. Through diplomacy and programmatic support, we work closely with governments and with national and local stakeholders to advance and help implement an evidence-based policy agenda consistent with international obligations and U.S. policy objectives.
2023 Borlaug Dialogue: Harnessing Change for Global Food Security
Photo Credit: Rachel Mummey, WFPF 2023 For three days this October, USAID joined thousands of policy leaders, scientists, business executives, farmers and others from around… Read more
The United States Announces New Commitments to Respond to the Global Food Security Crisis
Source: USAID This week, during the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Germany, President Joe Biden pledged $2.76 billion in additional U.S. government resources to protect… Read more
Stories
East Africa’s Dryland Herders Take Out a Policy for Survival
New Loan Products Help Dairy Farmers Scale Up
Filling the Gaps: Learning and Sharing What Works Best for Food Security
6,900 Residents Gain Steady Access to Irrigation Water in Qubodiyon
Promotion of Fodder Production and Storage Benefits Farmers and Pastoralists
Championing the Cause of Ending Global Hunger and Undernutrition
Setting Targets for Poverty Reduction
Request for Applications: Feed the Future Food Security Innovation Lab Collaborative Research on Sorghum and Millet
Peace Corps Staff Receive Training on Food Security in Tanzania
Cambodian Minister of Women’s Affairs Visits Feed the Future Projects
Feed the Future Provides Tanzania Horticulture Association with $4 Million Grant
