Federal outlays by Agency for International Development — the total over time — plus its largest federal awards, top recipients, and where the money lands.
Data from USAspending
Outlays (latest FY)$15,844,167,462
Latest yearFY2025
Awards sampled100 · FY2025
Agency outlays over time
Agency for International Development outlays by fiscal year
FY
Agency outlays
2017
$14,827,850,524
2018
$15,496,083,148
2019
$16,056,798,953
2020
$16,840,551,991
2021
$23,656,313,424
2022
$32,760,502,077
2023
$38,178,688,875
2024
$25,338,242,650
2025
$15,844,167,462
Largest awards (FY2025)
Top awards shown (largest first) — a sample of this agency's obligations, not the full award universe.
Recipient
Type
Amount
State
What for
Chemonics International, INC.Agency for International Development
Contract
$6,723,916,685
DC
IGF::CL::IGF - GHSC IDIQ - HIV/AIDS TO
Chemonics International, INC.Agency for International Development
Contract
$2,925,878,094
DC
IGF::CL::IGF - GHSC IDIQ - MALARIA TASK ORDER
Family Health InternationalAgency for International Development
Grant
$925,559,642
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MEETING TARGETS AND MAINTAINING EPIDEMIC CONTROL IS A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TO ENABLE THE LOCAL PARTNER INITIATIVE.
Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed)Agency for International Development
Contract
$920,000,000
—
OVERSEAS CONTRACT
Chemonics International, INC.Agency for International Development
Contract
$816,088,161
DC
IGF::CL::IGF - GHSC IDIQ - PRH TASK ORDER
Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed)Agency for International Development
Contract
$723,296,171
—
THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE STRATEGIC TECHNICAL AND PROCUREMENT ASSISTANCE TO THE GOVERNMENT OF UKRAINE (GOU), FOCUSING ON ENHANCING THE RESILIENCE, RELIABILITY, AFFORDABILITY, AND SECURITY OF THE ELECTRICITY, NATURAL GAS, AN
John Snow, IncorporatedAgency for International Development
Contract
$578,879,546
MA
GH/PRH - 3057, NEW TO#5 (COMMODITIES AND PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLIES) AND ADD INCREMENTAL FUNDS.
Remote Medicine INC.Agency for International Development
Contract
$503,603,352
DC
IGF::CL::IGF THIS TASK ORDER IS FOR THE PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY OF HIV RAPID TEST KITS (RTKS).
The Johns Hopkins UniversityAgency for International Development
Grant
$494,213,752
—
BREAKTHROUGH ACTION
Ntt Data Federal Services, INC.Agency for International Development
Contract
$470,511,409
VA
THIS IS TO ESTABLISH FUNDING FOR THE NEW O&M CONTRACT IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,254,495.93 FROM MAY 1, 2019 - JULY 31, 2019.
Anova Health InstituteAgency for International Development
Grant
$430,976,415
—
“ACCELERATING PROGRAM ACHIEVEMENTS TO CONTROL THE EPIDEMIC (APACE) ACTIVITY IN SOUTH AFRICA” WHICH AIMS TO ACCELERATE THE HIV RESPONSE IN GAUTENG PROVINCE (JOHANNESBURG AND SEDIBENG DISTRICTS) AND IN LIMPOPO PROVINCE (CAPRICORN AND MOPANI DISTRICTS).
Credence Management Solutions Limited Liability CompanyAgency for International Development
Contract
$398,914,055
VA
THE PURPOSE OF GHTASC IS TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE GLOBAL HEALTH PROGRAMMING AND ADVANCE THE MISSION OF THE U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, BUREAU FOR GLOBAL HEALTH THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FROM JUNIOR, M
Dai Global LLCAgency for International Development
Contract
$360,730,352
—
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PROSPER AFRICA, FEED THE FUTURE, AND OTHER INITIATIVES, THE USAID AFRICA BUREAU, AFRICA REGIONAL MISSIONS, AND THE MIDDLE EAST BUREAU ARE JOINTLY ESTABLISHING THE PROSPER AFRICA TRADE AND INVESTMENT (PATI) ACTIVITY. THE PURPOSE O
Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed)Agency for International Development
Contract
$320,485,843
—
OVERSEAS CONTRACT
Abt Global LLCAgency for International Development
Contract
$295,954,039
MD
PREVENTION OF MALARIA THROUGH VECTOR CONTROL
Jhpiego CorpAgency for International Development
Grant
$281,916,668
—
THE PROVISION OF TARGETED TECHNICAL AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE TO USAID MISSIONS, PARTNER COUNTRIES, AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR SUSTAINED IMPROVEMENTS IN MATERNAL, NEWBORN, AND CHILD HEALTH AND FP/RH OUTCOMES TO ADVANCE COUNTRY PROGRESS ALONG THE JOURNEY TO SELF-RELIANCE; AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO GLOBAL TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP AND POLICY-DIALOGUE FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF MNCH/FP/RH GOALS,
Jhpiego CorpAgency for International Development
Grant
$278,217,579
MD
THIS ACTION IS TO PROMOTE THE LOCAL PARTNER INITIATIVE.
Research Triangle InstituteAgency for International Development
Grant
$276,998,810
NC
TO ADDRESS CHALLENGES AND GAPS, RTI¿S SUSTAIN TEAM HAS DESIGNED A CAPACITY STRENGTHENING FOR SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH FOR CEP-NTD ELEMENT 2. THROUGH SEVEN IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES, SUSTAIN WILL SUPPORT COUNTRIES TO ACCELERATE PROGRESS NOW; ADDRESS BARRIERS WITH INNOVATION; DOCUMENT AND SHARE SUCCESSES; IDENTIFY LONG-TERM CONTROL PLATFORMS; AND STRENGTHEN LOCAL CAPACITY FOR PLANNING, BUDGETING, AND DELIVERY SO THAT NTD PROGRAMS CAN CONTINUE WITH HIGH LEVELS OF EFFECTIVENESS. SUSTAIN EXPERTS AND COUNTRY TEAMS WILL TAILOR THIS CAPACITY STRENGTHENING APPROACH AND STRATEGIES THROUGH REGULAR COMMUNICATION WITH USAID¿S NTD STAFF AND MINISTRIES OF HEALTH (MOHS). DATA AND CONTEXT WILL BE INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT AT THE COUNTRY LEVEL AS ELIMINATION APPROACHES; COVERAGE CHALLENGES IN THE LAST ENDEMIC AREAS ARE UNIQUE, REQUIRING INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES BASED ON ACCURATE DATA IN A SPECIFIC CONTEXT.
Catholic Relief Services - United States Conference Of Catholic BishopsAgency for International Development
Grant
$272,479,451
—
TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE FACING SEVERE ACUTE FOOD INSECURITY IN ETHIOPIA
Abt Global LLCAgency for International Development
Contract
$272,475,275
—
OTHER FUNCTIONS:STRENGTHENING THE CAPACITY OF CONGOLESE INSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITIES TO DELIVER QUALITY, INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES TO SUSTAINABLY IMPROVE THE HEALTH STATUS OF THE CONGOLESE POPULATION. THIS IS A COST-PLUS-FIXED-FEE (CPFF) CONTRACT OF SEVEN YEARS CONSISTING OF A FOUR (4) BASE AND THREE-YEAR(3) OPTION.
Credence Management Solutions Limited Liability CompanyAgency for International Development
Contract
$272,260,187
DC
THE TASK ORDER IS AWARDED FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE USAID/BHA PROGRAM ENTITLED BUREAU FOR HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE SUPPORT CONTRACT (BHASC). THE PURPOSE OF THE TASK ORDER IS TO PROVIDE OPERATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO PROVIDE AND COORDI
Palladium International LLCAgency for International Development
Grant
$260,165,843
DC
THE OVERALL GOAL OF THE TRANSLATING DATA FOR IMPLEMENTATION (DFI) PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL IN-DEPTH ANALYSES OF HIV EPIDEMIOLOGIC AND PROGRAM DATA THAT CAN BE DIRECTLY APPLIED TO EXPEDITE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PEPFAR TARGETS TO ATTAIN AND SUSTAIN CONTROL OF THE HIV EPIDEMIC. THE FOCUS ALSO INCLUDES DIRECTLY SUPPORTING HOST COUNTRY GOVERNMENTS TO FURTHER ENHANCE EXISTING HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM PLATFORMS TO INFORM MANAGEMENT RESPONSES TO WELL-DEFINED GAPS IN HIV/AIDS PROGRAMMING. IN ORDER TO ENSURE VALID ANALYSES WITH HIGH QUALITY ROUTINE PROGRAM DATA, AND BOLSTERED WITH OTHER RELEVANT DATA WHEN NEEDED, DFI WILL WORK TOWARDS THE BELOW OBJECTIVES AND SUB-OBJECTIVES: OBJECTIVE 1. ACCELERATE DATA UTILIZATION TO RAPIDLY COURSE CORRECT AND TAKE TO SCALE COST-EFFECTIVE AND IMPACTFUL ACTIVITIES, MODELS AND APPROACHES REQUIRED TO ATTAIN AND MAINTAIN HIV EPIDEMIC CONTROL. SUB-OBJECTIVE 1.1 EFFECTIVELY IMPROVE PROGRAMMATIC OUTCOMES TO ATTAIN AND MAINTAIN HIV EPIDEMIC CONTROL BY CONDUCTING REAL TIME ANALYSES, BY GEOGRAPHY AND POPULATION, IN ORDER TO TRACK THE EPIDEMIC WITH PRECISION AND DOCUMENT PROGRAMMATIC PROGRESS AND IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES. SUB-OBJECTIVE 1.2. DEVELOP ROUTINE REPORTS AND TRIANGULATE KEY FINANCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND PROGRAM DATA TO INFORM IMPLEMENTATION OF COST-EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENT APPROACHES. SUB-OBJECTIVE 1.3 RAPIDLY IDENTIFY, PRIORITIZE AND RECTIFY DATA QUALITY ISSUES AT ALL LEVELS OF REPORTED DATA . OBJECTIVE 2. SCALE AND OPTIMIZE IN-COUNTRY HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM CAPABILITIES TO COLLECT, EXCHANGE, ADAPT, GOVERN, AND VISUALIZE INFORMATION IN ORDER TO TRACK THE ATTAINMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF HIV EPIDEMIC CONTROL. SUB-OBJECTIVE 2.1 STANDARDIZE AND STRENGTHEN ROUTINE CLINICAL AND COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH DATA COLLECTION SYSTEMS FOR IMPROVED CASE MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM OUTCOMES. SUB-OBJECTIVE 2.2 STRENGTHEN GOVERNANCE CAPACITY IN-COUNTRY TO IMPLEMENT POLICIES AND PROTOCOLS FOR SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY AND EXPANDED ACCESS TO ROUTINE HIV DATA. OBJECTIVE 3. SUPPORT THE TRANSITION OF PRIME FUNDING AND IMPLEMENTATION TO CAPABLE LOCAL PARTNERS IN ORDER TO MEET THE PEPFAR GOAL OF 70% OF FUNDING TO LOCAL PARTNERS BY 2020.
Abt Global LLCAgency for International Development
Contract
$248,012,285
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EFFICIENCIES FOR CLINICAL HIV OUTCOMES (ECHO) ACTIVITY IN MOZAMBIQUE
Abt Global LLCAgency for International Development
Contract
$240,176,358
MD
ACHIEVING SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH LOCAL HEALTH SYSTEMS
Family Health InternationalAgency for International Development
Contract
$237,771,965
NC
STRENGTHENING INFECTIOUS DISEASE DETECTION SYSTEM (STRIDES) ACTIVITY
