USAID Closure Report: Assessing Deaths from Loss of Humanitarian Aid.
This act mandates a public report by the Comptroller General to assess the human cost of discontinuing the services of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The report must estimate the number of deaths in 2025 and anticipated future deaths over five years due to the loss of access to critical services like HIV/AIDS and malaria treatments. The goal is to ensure transparency and evaluate the impact of shutting down the agency on vulnerable populations.
Key points
Requires a public report estimating how many people have died or are expected to die due to the cessation of USAID services.
The report must investigate specific named deaths, including children, who lost access to life-saving treatments (e.g., HIV/AIDS, malaria drugs).
The Comptroller General must submit the full report within one year and make it publicly available online.
Status:
Introduced
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