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USAID provides detailed information about its funded projects on its official website. You can access this information by visiting:

USAID’s Official Website: http://www.usaid.gov. Here, you can explore sections like:

Projects: This section or pages linked from it might include listings of current and past projects. 

Funding Opportunities: While this is more about open and upcoming grants, it can give insights into ongoing areas of focus.

For specific listings from the past 4 years:

USAID’s Projects by Country or Sector: Navigate through the site to find interactive maps or lists that categorize projects by country or sector. There’s often an interactive map feature mentioned in posts on X where users can see USAID investments by both country and economic sector.

USAID’s Funding Archives: The agency maintains archives of funding opportunities which can sometimes be searched by year or program. This would include:

Grants.gov and SAM.gov: USAID posts its funding opportunities here, and historical data can be accessed through these platforms:

Grants.gov

SAM.gov (System for Award Management)

USAID’s Business Forecast: Updated regularly, this can provide insights into what has been funded in the past, although more focused on future opportunities.

Additionally, posts on X indicate that:

USAID’s disbursements, budget requests, obligations, etc., are listed on websites where users can filter by awarding agency or funding specifics.

An interactive map of USAID projects is available online, showing investments over the last decade, which could include data from the past 4 years.