USAID Partners

• FY 2006 Operational Plan Database - The Operational Plan replaces the Annual Report as the primary document for reporting on Agency activities at the Operating Unit (OU) level.
• Annual Report Guidance for FY 2006 for partners and contractors helping to prepare Annual Reports.
• Annual Reports Documentation and Database for FY 2005
• 2004 Annual Report Database and Documentation
• 2003 Annual Report Database and Documentation

USAID Policy Paper: USAID Assistance to Internally Displaced Persons
The 25 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) wandering across the earth to escape violence, hatred, hunger, and natural disasters are getting a formal offer of assistance and protection under a new USAID policy adopted in September 2004. This policy broadens the focus on IDPs in the broader USAID strategy to address all phases of displacement, ranging from emergency relief to transitional aid to long-term development assistance after resettlement and reintegration. A comprehensive commitment to the problems associated with internal displacement is a USAID priority.

EvalWeb - Collaborative Research on USAID Programs and Performance
DIS' redesign of EvalWeb, USAID's web site on evaluations, will provide information and tools to strengthen evaluation and assessment work in the Agency and throughout the development community. The site includes evaluation guidelines, contract mechanisms, and methodology, as well as sector-specific evaluation and indicator guidelines, examples of evaluation SOWs, TIPS series, ADS, and links to relevant external organizations.

The Greenbook - U.S. Overseas Loans and Grants, Obligations and Loan Authorizations
The Greenbook shows a complete historical record of United States (U.S.) foreign aid to the rest of the world. The Greenbook reports all loans and grants authorized by the U.S. Government for each fiscal year from 1945 to present, and reports the assistance by purpose and by country. From this site users can create their own tables and reports by selecting recipient countries, years and type of USG assistance.

ADS: Automated Directives System
Formerly the USAID handbooks, the ADS is a two-tier standardized system that separates policy from essential procedures. This system also includes a supplementary reference section, consisting of "how to" guides, forms, and other publications from other agencies that affect the Agency.

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