Bosnia and Herzegovina / United States / Guam / Croatia / Italy / Macedonia / Honduras / /
Currency
USD / /
IndustryTerm
non-food humanitarian assistance / transportation / food aid / surplus food commodities / seeds and tools / food aid programs / drought early-warning systems / foreign food aid programs / food insecurity / budget/financial services / countries experiencing food shortages / water systems / /
MedicalCondition
disease / /
Organization
office of Food For Peace / Operations Division / OFDA / United States Agency for International Development / U.S. Forest Service / U.S. Department of Agriculture / World Environment Center / Bureau for Humanitarian Response / office of Private and Voluntary Cooperation / U.S. Government / U.S. Department of State / office of American Schools and Hospitals Abroad / U.S. Department of Defense’s office for Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Affairs / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / office of Transition Initiatives / Asian Disaster Preparedness Center / USAID Mission / Department of Defense / contract/grant administration / U.S. Embassy / American Health Organization / Environmental Protection Agency / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / U.S. Department of State’s Bureau for Population / Refugees and Migration / office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance / /
Position
President / Director / Administrator / Special Coordinator for International Disaster Assistance / the U.S. Ambassador / /
Annex 5. How the U.S. Government Provides Humanitarian Aid Taken directly from the USAID website, this annex describes in detail how USAID and OFDA formulate and implement humanitarian assistance activities.224