Guinea Sub-Saharan Africa. Low Income Country. U.S. foreign aid to it in fiscal year 2025, what it was for and who ran it, and the federal contracts and grants performed there.
$48M
in aid disbursed, the 97th most
$63M
in aid obligated (committed)
$23M
in federal awards performed there, the 129th most abroad
Aid over time $0 $50M $100M $150M $200M '01 · Disbursed: $52,784,819 '01 · Obligated: $70,812,110 '01 '02 · Disbursed: $41,308,919 '02 · Obligated: $37,365,600 '02 '03 · Disbursed: $51,279,262 '03 · Obligated: $50,867,446 '03 '04 · Disbursed: $58,047,765 '04 · Obligated: $58,438,948 '04 '05 · Disbursed: $48,516,579 '05 · Obligated: $50,348,666 '05 '06 · Disbursed: $39,063,028 '06 · Obligated: $31,898,866 '06 '07 · Disbursed: $30,060,703 '07 · Obligated: $37,619,380 '07 '08 · Disbursed: $24,075,174 '08 · Obligated: $22,953,650 '08 '09 · Disbursed: $35,682,727 '09 · Obligated: $33,088,340 '09 '10 · Disbursed: $23,866,763 '10 · Obligated: $22,179,571 '10 '11 · Disbursed: $20,967,486 '11 · Obligated: $27,475,902 '11 '12 · Disbursed: $20,575,570 '12 · Obligated: $37,321,475 '12 '13 · Disbursed: $26,811,797 '13 · Obligated: $33,684,271 '13 '14 · Disbursed: $37,202,892 '14 · Obligated: $24,735,501 '14 '15 · Disbursed: $81,616,052 '15 · Obligated: $185,342,624 '15 '16 · Disbursed: $139,964,045 '16 · Obligated: $87,630,412 '16 '17 · Disbursed: $87,836,657 '17 · Obligated: $65,555,435 '17 '18 · Disbursed: $87,298,697 '18 · Obligated: $48,013,299 '18 '19 · Disbursed: $57,252,545 '19 · Obligated: $48,240,811 '19 '20 · Disbursed: $52,041,887 '20 · Obligated: $45,481,088 '20 '21 · Disbursed: $45,569,647 '21 · Obligated: $58,325,297 '21 '22 · Disbursed: $49,030,913 '22 · Obligated: $51,632,488 '22 '23 · Disbursed: $66,711,658 '23 · Obligated: $55,548,607 '23 '24 · Disbursed: $59,964,535 '24 · Obligated: $76,122,305 '24 '25 · Disbursed: $47,983,603 '25 · Obligated: $62,500,169 '25 Embed this chart The figures What the aid was for Health 62.8% $30M Program Support 20.7% $9.9M Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance 10.2% $4.9M Education and Social Services 1.9% $889k Economic Development 1.8% $855k Peace and Security 1.3% $612k The other 2 purposes 1.4% $675k Aid by purpose 100% $48M Embed this chart MalariaHealth $17M35.7% Direct Administrative CostsProgram Support $9.9M20.7% Pandemic Influenza and Other Emerging Threats (PIOET)Health $4.4M9.1% Family Planning and Reproductive HealthHealth $3.6M7.5% Maternal and Child HealthHealth $3.2M6.6% Political Competition and Consensus-BuildingDemocracy, Human Rights, and Governance $2.3M4.8% Health - GeneralHealth $1.7M3.5% Rule of Law and Human RightsDemocracy, Human Rights, and Governance $1.3M2.7% Good GovernanceDemocracy, Human Rights, and Governance $929k1.9% Policies, Regulations, and SystemsEducation and Social Services $848k1.8% Conflict Mitigation and ReconciliationPeace and Security $612k1.3% AgricultureEconomic Development $389k0.8% Show the other 10 sectors Environment - GeneralEnvironment $333k0.7% Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance - GeneralDemocracy, Human Rights, and Governance $330k0.7% InfrastructureEconomic Development $291k0.6% Natural Resources and BiodiversityEnvironment $251k0.5% HIV/AIDSHealth $195k0.4% Private Sector CompetitivenessEconomic Development $175k0.4% Protection, Assistance and SolutionsHumanitarian Assistance $91k0.2% Basic EducationEducation and Social Services $41k0.1% Civil SocietyDemocracy, Human Rights, and Governance $18k<0.1% Water Supply and SanitationHealth $9k<0.1% Embed this chart Which agencies ran it U.S. Agency for International DevelopmentUSAID $42M88.2% Peace CorpsPC $3.1M6.4% Department of StateSTATE $1.6M3.3% Department of Health and Human ServicesHHS $269k0.6% Department of DefenseDOD $185k0.4% Trade and Development AgencyTDA $154k0.3% Department of EnergyDOE $137k0.3% Department of the InteriorDOI $128k0.3% Department of AgricultureAGR $122k0.3% Embed this chart The accounts that paid for it Department of State, Global Health ProgramsSTATE · 19x1031 $30M61.8% Agency for International Development, Operating ExpensesUSAID · 72x1000 $5.3M11.0% Agency for International Development, Development AssistanceUSAID · 72x1021 $3.8M7.8% Economic Support FundUSAID · 72x1037 $3.6M7.5% Peace CorpsPC · 11x0100 $3.1M6.4% Department of State, Democracy FundSTATE · 19x1121 $810k1.7% Agency for International Development, Complex Crises FundUSAID · 72x1015 $320k0.7% International Narcotics Control and Law EnforcementSTATE · 11x1022 $296k0.6% Centers for Disease Control, Disease Control, Research, and TrainingHHS · 75x0943 $269k0.6% Department of Defense, Defense Health ProgramDOD · 97x0130 $185k0.4% Show the other 6 accounts Trade and Development AgencyTDA · 11x1001 $154k0.3% Department of Energy, Defense Nuclear NonproliferationDOE · 89x0309 $137k0.3% U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Multinational Species Conservation FundDOI · 14x1652 $128k0.3% State and Private Forestry, Forest ServiceAGR · 12x1105 $122k0.3% Agency for International Development, International Disaster AssistanceUSAID · 72x1035 $91k0.2% Agency for International Development, HIV/AIDS Working Capital FundUSAID · 72x1033 $89k0.2% Embed this chart Federal awards performed there A different count from USAspending.gov: contracts and grants committed in fiscal year 2025 for work performed in Guinea. Some of it is the aid above, awarded as a contract or grant; much of it is not aid at all, such as supplies and services for bases and embassies. It is not added to the aid.
By agency Largest recipients Aid is from ForeignAssistance.gov: disbursements and obligations by every agency that reports foreign assistance, in current dollars; the latest year can still rise as agencies report. Awards are prime award obligations with a place of performance in Guinea, from USAspending.gov.