United States Agency for International Development (Tajikistan)

United States Agency for International Development (Tajikistan)

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Last update: May 25, 2023 Last update: May 25, 2023
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Office:Tajikistan
Linked entities:United States Agency for International Development (Namibia), U.S. Agency for International Development Laos, United States Agency for International Development (Libya), USAID/Eastern and Southern Caribbean (Barbados), United States Agency for International Development (Maldives), United States Agency for International Development (Palestine / West Bank & Gaza), USAID Middle East Regional Platform, USAID Cote D'Ivoire, USAID’s Middle East Bureau, United States Agency for International Development (Paraguay), United States Agency for International Development (Ecuador), United States Agency for International Development (Nicaragua), United States Agency for International Development (Bureau for Asia), United States Agency for International Development (Panama), United States Agency for International Development (Guinea), United States Agency for International Development (Angola), United States Agency for International Development (Sierra Leone), United States Agency for International Development (Mongolia), United States Agency for International Development (Bureau for Africa), United States Agency for International Development (Madagascar), United States Agency for International Development (Morocco), United States Agency for International Development (Somalia), United States Agency for International Development ( Haiti), USAID - Armenia, United States Agency for International Development (Tunisia), United States Agency for International Development (India), USAID Serbia, USAID Belarus, USAID Turkey, United States Agency for International Development (Ukraine), United States Agency for International Development (Moldova), United States Agency for International Development (Honduras), USAID Cambodia, USAID Colombia, United States Agency for International Development (Burundi), United States Agency for International Development (Thailand), USAID Kyrgyz Republic, United States Agency for International Development (DRC), USAID Guatemala, USAID West Africa (Ghana), United States Agency for International Development (Dominican Republic), USAID Timor-Leste, United States Agency for International Development (Tanzania), United States Agency for International Development (Kazakhstan), USAID Lebanon, USAID Burma/Myanmar, United States Agency for International Development (Jamaica), USAID Bolivia, United States Agency for International Development (Peru), USAID Zimbabwe, USAID Nepal, United States Agency for International Development (Philippines), USAID Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, United States Agency for International Development ( Mozambique), United States Agency for International Development (Sri Lanka), USAID Azerbaijan, USAID Vietnam, United States Agency for International Development (Egypt), United States Agency for International Development (Jordan), USAID Yemen, USAID Mali, United States Agency for International Development (South Africa), United States Agency for International Development (Bosnia and Herzegovina), United States Agency for International Development (Malawi), United States Agency for International Development ( Macedonia), USAID - El Salvador, USAID - Indonesia, United State Agency for International Development (Niger), United States Agency for International Development (Kosovo), United States Agency for International Development (Burkina Faso), USAID United States Agency for International Development ( Israel), United States Agency for International Development (USA - HQ), United States Agency for International Development (Uganda), USAID Rwanda, USAID (Albania), USAID Afghanistan, USAID - Belgium, USAID Mexico, United States Agency for International Development (Ethiopia), United State Agency for International Development (Georgia), United States Agency for International Development (Liberia), United State Agency for International Development (Nigeria), United States Agency for International Development East Africa (Kenya), United States Agency for International Development (Iraq), USAID/South Sudan, USAID/Senegal, USAID/Sudan, USAID - Bangladesh, USAID/ZAMBIA, United States Agency for International Development Pakistan, USAID/BENIN
Address:109 “A” Ismoili Somoni Ave. Dushanbe Tajikistan 734019
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Sectors:Agriculture, Conflict, Democratization, ...
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Agriculture, Conflict, Democratization, Education, Environment & NRM, Food Security, Gender, Health, Human Rights, Macro-Econ. & Public Finance, Trade, Water & Sanitation
Nr. of employees:11-50
Types:Bilateral
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Description

Tajikistan, which has a border with Afghanistan with a length of 1287 km, is a link in the security and stability system of Central Asian countries. Tajikistan plays a significant role in the development of trade and energy cooperation between the countries of Central and South Asia. The United States is working with the Government of Tajikistan to maintain productive partnerships, which could have a beneficial effect on enhancing the interconnectedness and well-being of countries in the region.

USAID promotes economic growth, food security, improved health and nutrition, and stability for the benefit of Tajikistan, and the region as a whole. As part of the USAID mission in Central Asia, our program in Tajikistan participates in a number of regional programs, including the US Government’s New Silk Road initiative, which will expand regional economic ties between the peoples of South and Central Asia, including Afghanistan, in order to maintain stability and prosperity throughout the region.

USAID works to support economic development, food security and stability both in Tajikistan and throughout the region of South and Central Asia. Currently, the country remains stable; however, Tajikistan is struggling with extreme poverty, food insecurity, low economic efficiency, declining literacy rates, high unemployment and rising tuberculosis incidence. With an extremely mobile population of 8 million, Tajikistan is a potential channel for the spread of disabling diseases such as multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) and HIV / AIDS. The country's economy is based on remittances from migrants and ranks first in the world in terms of this indicator. The amount of remittances received from relatives abroad is about 52% of the gross domestic product. All of the above, combined with regular electricity shortages and food shortages, makes the country vulnerable to crises

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