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USAID Withdrawal Linked to Standards Backsliding in Vietnam, Kenya, Peru, and Bangladesh

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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) was once one of the world’s largest funders of environmental and conservation programs globally. The agency provided an average of $1 billion annually for climate and environmental initiatives. Since its abrupt dismantling, the gap has led to standards backsliding and increased illicit activity in several countries.

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Why it matters

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The withdrawal of USAID funding has impacted the capacity of civil society groups and government agencies in Vietnam, Kenya, Peru, and Bangladesh. The decline in resources and technical support challenges national mandates and international cooperation in these affected regions.

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Who's involved

  • VietnamCountry experiencing standards backsliding due to funding gaps.
  • KenyaCountry experiencing standards backsliding due to funding gaps.
  • PeruCountry experiencing standards backsliding due to funding gaps.
  • BangladeshCountry experiencing standards backsliding due to funding gaps.

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