US Global Aid Strategy: Ending Preventable Maternal and Child Deaths by 2030.
This Act establishes a new, coordinated US foreign assistance strategy aimed at eliminating preventable deaths of mothers, newborns, and children globally by 2030. While focused on international aid, it directs federal funds (tax dollars) toward supporting health systems in high-need countries, specifically targeting the most vulnerable populations. Citizens can expect greater transparency in foreign aid spending due to the requirement for annual progress reporting.
Key points
Mandates a comprehensive 5-year strategy focusing on high-impact, evidence-based health interventions in priority countries worldwide.
Establishes a Child and Maternal Survival Coordinator within USAID to oversee and coordinate all related US Government resources and programs.
Requires annual, public reporting to Congress until 2030 on progress, funding, and estimated lives saved, ensuring transparency in foreign aid spending.
Status:
Expired
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