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Lineage holds the history of USAID: its programs, the organizations that ran them, the places they worked and the documents behind each fact, with an assistant that reads those documents and answers with citations.
Ask in plain words. Answers cite the documents and draw charts, maps and connections right in the conversation.
Browse countries, programs and implementers, with maps and timelines behind every page.
Lines join countries that shared implementers.
What is inside: Today Lineage covers 8,270 country programs in 153 countries; the most programs: Philippines (255), Egypt (243), Indonesia (234). Documents span 1955 to 2024. Programs, implementers, countries and documents are covered for every country. Full-text reading, district and facility places, and lessons are complete for Malawi first, with Guatemala places next; other countries have the program record only.
Not placed on a country: 1,423 regional and 2,216 global programs, counted apart and never added to a country.
Untyped, not counted: 937 keys could not be classified as programs and are in none of the numbers above.
Counts only; no money is shown here.
How many programs were active each year, stacked by scope. Source: document years
Hover a column to read its count. Drag across the years to set the range.
A program is active in every year from its first to its last year in the documents. Open it on Analytics to filter.
Programs grouped by sector. A program can sit under more than one theme. Source: computed sector profile
A program with several sector areas counts in each, so the rows add up to more than the number of programs. 116 programs have no clear sector and are in no row.
The ten countries with the most country programs. Source: program scope
Programs by the region recorded for them. Source: program region
Programs by the region recorded for them, all scopes. A program has one region.