The White House is rethinking grantmaking. What does it mean for aid?

The U.S. government is rewriting its guidance on federal grants, a change that could affect how USAID — and other federal agencies — give money across the world.

By removing entry barriers, slashing complex language, and making grants more accessible, the Biden-Harris administration is hoping to streamline the government’s grantmaking processes, a change that could bring more local, grassroots organizations into the fold.

Proposed shifts in the rules could help local organizations in many ways — increasing overheads, addressing language barriers, simplifying registration on U.S. government systems.

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