USAID is a leader in using learning agendas to drive evidence-based decision making, developing its first Agency-wide learning agenda prior to the passing of the Foundations for Evidence-based Policymaking Act of 2018. The Fiscal Year 2022 - 2026 USAID Agency Learning Agenda was published in May 2022 as part of the Department of State and USAID Joint Strategic Plan. The Agency Learning Agenda includes a set of nine questions, which cut across USAID’s policy priorities and respond to critical Agency evidence needs.
The USAID Bureau for Planning, Learning and Resource Management manages implementation of the Agency Learning Agenda, facilitating better sharing of evidence across regional and sectoral siloes; improving accessibility and awareness of available evidence on Agency learning priorities; strengthening Agency workforce capacity to produce, store, and use quality evidence; and providing thought leadership on the most critical evidence gaps for the Agency. Annually, USAID hosts Agency Learning and Evidence Month to celebrate and share evidence and learning with global development organizations and actors, partners, and leading academics from around the globe
Learn With Us
- Find the latest public Agency Learning Agenda evidence and resources on USAID Learning Lab.
- Share evidence linked to Agency Learning Agenda questions with us using this form, or contact us at ALA@USAID.gov.
- Resources from the previous Agency Learning Agenda (2019-2021) can be found on USAID Learning Lab.