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School under the trees, in the northern region of Ghana.

Welcome to our training series “How to Work with USAID.” Please also visit WorkwithUSAID.gov, a free resource hub that empowers organizations with the knowledge and networks to navigate how to work with USAID.

We appreciate your interest in working with us and want to help you learn more about our processes and requirements. This training series answers some of the most frequently asked questions about working with USAID, using advice straight from USAID staff. Although completing these training modules will not guarantee an award of USAID funds, you will come away with new skills and a greater understanding of the Agency.

Training Modules

This training series allows you to learn at your own pace. Click on the hyperlinks below to access each module. Allow ample time for it to load before beginning the training. PDF versions and related resources  are available for most modules. 

 

MODULE 1

Understanding USAID Awards
 

MODULE 2

Exploring USAID Funding Opportunities
 

MODULE 3

Effectively Responding to USAID Funding Opportunities
 

MODULE 4

Registering to Work with USAID
 

MODULE 5A

Preparing Budgets for USAID Assistance Awards
 

MODULE 5B

Preparing Budgets for USAID Acquisition Solicitations
 

MODULE 6

Preparing for the Non-U.S. Organization Pre-Award Survey (NUPAS)
 
 

MODULE 7

Building Strong Sub-Partnerships
 
 

MODULE 8

Preparing for Your USAID Post-Award Orientation Conference
 
 

MODULE 9

Financial Reporting
 
 

MODULE 10

Branding and Marking
 
 

MODULE 11

Preparing Progress Reports
 
 

MODULE 12

Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning
 

For more information, check out these resources: 

Register at WorkwithUSAID.gov to access a variety of tools and resources about accessing USAID funding.

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