The U.S. government announced a significant reduction in international development and aid programs, potentially slashing budgets by up to 90%. The decision aligns with the "America First" policy. The cuts will eliminate 5,800 grants awarded by USAID, totaling $54 billion. This action follows a review led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. USAID traditionally funds humanitarian, health, agricultural, and educational projects worldwide. The budget reduction could significantly impact NGOs and development programs reliant on this funding.
US Government Cuts $54 Billion in USAID Funding, Impacting Global Aid Programs
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