Increasing interest in international trade and
development inspired the United States Agency for International Development
(USAID) to commission the publication of this resource guide, which aids
states, local governments, NGOs, businesses, academia, and individuals in
their efforts to obtain Federal assistance for international initiatives.
The Federal government offers a myriad of programs in support of state and
local organizations; however, programs specifically addressing international
opportunities were not readily identified. As a result, USAID compiled the
Federal Resource Guide, which contains information about the Federal
programs available to help state and local organizations advance their
international interests. Although the US General Services Administration�s
on-line Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance was the primary resource for
this guide, we have also included appropriate USAID programs, since these
are not included in the General Services Administration�s catalog.
Because new and existing Federal assistance programs are constantly being
added and revised, the Federal Resource Guide is not one hundred percent
inclusive. Our hope is that other interested organizations will use this
guide as a template for future publications that will be continually updated
and made available.
If you have any comments or changes for future editions of the Federal
Resource Guide, please send an email to the following address:
catalog@usaep.org.
Click here to download the
PDF version of the Federal Resource Guide.

Additional Resources
The Interagency Working Group on U.S.
Government-Sponsored International Exchanges and Training provides an
inventory of all government-sponsored international exchanges and training
programs. Click
here to
view the latest inventory of programs.

USAID�s recently
updated study, U.S.
Foundations: A Review of International Funding Priorities: 2002,
contains information for over 75 foundations (including corporate,
independent, operating and community foundations) which provide
international funding. Click
here to see this
USAID study.

The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance,
produced by the U.S. General Services Administration, identifies federal
programs that provide assistance to states, local governments,
non-governmental organizations, businesses, academia and individuals. Click
here to go to this online catalog.
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