ˌAgency for ˌInternational Deˈvelopment (abbreviation AID)
a US government department that provides money to help poorer countries. The money is used for buying food and medicines, building homes and schools, and developing farms and industries. Its full name is the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

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Agency for International Development
AID was created in 1961 to administer foreign economic assistance programs of the U.S. Government. AID has field missions and representatives in approximately 70 developing countries in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Near East.

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