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FrontLines

Welcome to FrontLines, the employee news publication of USAID. FrontLines features articles about the work that USAID is doing, and the people who are doing it. It is produced monthly and distributed electronically and in print to every employee and retiree, as well as some friends of USAID.


Image: Cover of January 2004 issue of FrontLines - Click on image to see the January issueJanuary 2004
Inside this issue:

  • Agency's FY 2004 Budget is $10.2 Billion
  • Congress Gives $1 Billion for MCA
  • Bechtel Gets $1.8 Billion Contract
  • Relief for Beleaguered Procurement Staff
  • Lawyer Defends Iraq Contract
  • U.S. Prepares for Cuba's Transition
  • Mission of the Month: Haiti
  • U.S. Boosts Foreign Aid to Fight Climate Change
  • GlobalGiving Makes It Easy to Donate Aid
  • Quake Aid Opens Door
  • $42 Million Iraq Health Program Near Completion
  • Mali Community Schools Favored by Government
  • Milk Coolers Benefit Dairy Farmers in Honduras
  • Mongolia's Banks Professionalize
  • USAID Helps Ukrainians Divide Collective Land
... and more!


Past issues:

December 2003
November 2003
October 2003
September 2003
July/August 2003
June 2003
May 2003
April 2003
March 2003
Feb. 2003
Jan. 2003
Nov./Dec. 2002 (PDF - 1,066 kb)


FrontLines is published by the Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs
U.S. Agency for International Development

Agency employees and others are encouraged to submit
news stories, feature articles, photos and ideas. Click here for submission forms.

Material should be submitted by mail to Editor, FrontLines, USAID,
RRB, Suite 6.10, Washington, DC 20523-6100;
by FAX to 202-216- 3035; or by e-mail to frontlines@usaid.gov

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