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USAID currently has nearly 8,000 employees worldwide, which is half the number the agency had at its peak in the 1970s.


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Performance and Accountability

"And most important, we must stay relentlessly focused on results - which means establishing baseline data, measuring progress, being transparent about both our successes and our failures - learning from both and improving our approach as we go forward. It is through this relentless dedication to results that we do justice to our motto, 'From the American people'".

- Dr. Rajiv Shah, USAID Administrator, March 3, 2010

Overview

Performance management represents the Agency's commitment to managing for results in order to achieve the best possible development outcomes. USAID pioneered and continues to promote a culture of defining and organizing activities around the end result. Key elements of performance management are the principles of transparency - providing the public with information about what the Agency is doing and accountability - holding itself accountable to stakeholders by achieving results and maintaining the credibility of the Agency.

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