USAID Data Services
USAID Data Services provides a broad portfolio of products and services specifically designed to help USAID staff and partners improve development outcomes through the use of data and information. The following data portals serve as a central source for U.S. foreign assistance data, international socioeconomic data, and data-driven analysis in support of USAID goals.Data Portals
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ForeignAssistance.gov
Explore the official picture of U.S. foreign assistance through interactive maps and country profiles foreignassistance.gov
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Development Cooperation Landscape
Explore and visualize data from development organizations around the world foreignassistance.gov/donor
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Development Experience Clearinghouse
Search a half-century of U.S. International aid records dec.usaid.gov
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Development Data Library
The central repository for Agency-funded, machine-readable data data.usaid.gov
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International Data & Economic Analysis
Find continuously updated development data with interactive tools and analysis idea.usaid.gov
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Women's Economic Empowerment and Equality Dashboard
Explore interactive visualizations of women's economic, social, and political empowerment idea.usaid.gov/women-e3
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Dollars to Results
See illustrative results of USAID's investments around the world results.usaid.gov
Latest Updates
- Printable one-pagers with critical data on democracy, human rights, and governance (DRG) issues are now available on IDEA. The DRG Data Portraits are a collaborative effort between USAID Data Services in M/CIO and the Center of Excellence on Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance (DRG).
- USAID's International Data & Economic Analysis (IDEA) website features the Secondary Metrics Compendium, an analytical resource that allows users to search through a listing of metrics that supplement the USAID Country Roadmaps. This tool is a collaborative effort between the Bureau for Policy, Planning and Learning's (PPL) Analytics Team and USAID Data Services. Questions can be directed to PPLAnalytics@usaid.gov.
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Requests & Services
The USAID Data Services team responds to requests for data, analysis, and visualizations from USAID staff in Washington and in the field, and from other USG agencies.
USAID Data Services responds to requests for the following:
- Data identification, selection, and analysis
- Data visualizations and graphical representations
- Statistical and economic research and reports
- Development of online data tools