Quarter three of the United States Agency for International Development’s business forecast data provides the first real insight into what a USAID under a Trump administration may look like. Looking beyond the current budget cycle, forecast project changes made since the quarter two release were presented by USAID on Tuesday as part of their quarterly business forecast review call, along with a range of new measures USAID are making to open opportunities for businesses to better engage with the aid program.
Devex analyzed the new quarter of data to identify changes and trends since quarter two through our interactive Tableau visualization, which provides insights for current and potential aid program partners on projects expected to be available for tendering or grants.
About the authors
Lisa Cornishlisa_cornish
Lisa Cornish is a Devex Reporter based in Canberra, where she focuses on the Australian aid community. Lisa formerly worked with News Corp Australia as a data journalist for the national network and was published throughout Australia in major metropolitan and regional newspapers, including the Daily Telegraph in Melbourne, Herald Sun in Melbourne, Courier-Mail in Brisbane, and online through news.com.au. Lisa additionally consults with Australian government providing data analytics, reporting and visualization services. Lisa was awarded the 2014 Journalist of the Year by the New South Wales Institute of Surveyors.
Arnau RoviraARoviraMuntada
Arnau Rovira is part of the Devex's Development Data team in Manila where he works on analyzing and understanding donor and country priorities through the use of data. He previously worked as business intelligence analyst at Scytl, worldwide leader on electoral voting solutions. In his interest to the international and electoral affairs he became electoral observer. Until now, he has been deployed in Uruguay, Ukraine and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
