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Resources

Aid on the Hill has developed resources that can be used in congressional meetings and for individual learning on the status of foreign assistance activities. 

Latest publications

Avoiding Premature Structural Changes to Food for Peace

This case study argues Farm Bill changes shifting Food for Peace to USDA are premature and risky, warning separation from other U.S. humanitarian tools could weaken coordination, reduce effectiveness, and create gaps before testing.

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Exploiting the Vacuum: Chinaʼs Global Development Activities in 2025

This resource depicts how China is expanding targeted development projects after USAID’s dismantling, using smaller, visible aid and multilateral partnerships to build influence without replacing U.S. funding globally.

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All resources

Content in these documents has been vetted for accuracy and relevance and can be made public. They are available for download.

USAID programming in action 

Discover how specific USAID programs supported American economic interests and enhanced national security.

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