Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA)

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The new USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance - or BHA - leads and coordinates the U.S. Government’s disaster assistance efforts overseas, reaching millions of people around the world with life-saving aid. BHA delivers humanitarian assistance to save lives and alleviate the suffering of people affected by disasters around the world. We also help the world’s most vulnerable people prepare, recover, and transition from crisis toward prosperity and self-reliance.

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Current projects

Providing an integrated multi-sectoral emergency response to support vulnerable conflict-affected populations through coordination and delivery of essential lifesaving services in Southeast of Sudan
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Multi-sectoral Emergency and Resilience Building Response for Vulnerable Communities Affected by Shocks in the Regions of Diffa and Tillabéri, and Support for the Planning and Delivery of Evidence-Based Aid in Niger
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Multi-sectoral emergency program for IDPs affected by violence in Artibonite and the Metropolitan Area of Port-au-Prince
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Integrated Emergency and Early Recovery Support for IDPs and Communities Affected by Drought, Flood, and Conflict in Somalia
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Building Resilience of Food Insecure and Disaster-prone Rural Communities through WASH Assistance and Livelihoods Strengthening
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Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) project to cover the basic needs of vulnerable populations affected by conflicts, natural disasters, and epidemics in Niger (Rapid Response Mechanism – RRM)
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Addressing Food Insecurity through a Multisectoral Response and Strengthening Intersectoral & Food Security and Nutrition Evidence-Based Analysis, Planning & Response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Holistic and multisectoral emergency response, using Settlement Approach, for the population living in and around informal settlements in North, West and Eastern Afghanistan
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