Ghana received $140m in US foreign assistance in 2025: Full breakdown

Donald Trump (left) and President John Dramani Mahama (right) Ghana received about $140 million in financial assistance from the United States in 2025, with health programmes receiving the largest share, according to data from the US government's President Donald Trump via Evan Vucci / AP and President John Mahama via Activity IDActivitySectorManaging agencyFunding agencyDisbursement227988FY25 PMI Deposit into the Working Capital Fund (WCF)MalariaUSAIDDepartment of State$9,893,000222478Feed the Future Market SystemAgricultureUSAIDUSAID$4,994,191207546Global Health Supply Chain - Procurement and Supply Management malaria task orderMalariaUSAIDDepartment of State$4,888,342225179Strengthening Accountability in Ghana's Education System (SAGES)Basic EducationUSAIDUSAID$4,249,611218668Mobilising Finance in Agriculture ActivityAgricultureUSAIDUSAID$3,815,936224230Farming Support ActivityAgricultureUSAIDUSAID$3,689,107203405USAID redacted activityDirect Administrative CostsUSAIDUSAID$3,494,052216558Leadership, Interactions, Networks, and Knowledge (LINK) projectAgricultureUSAIDUSAID$3,188,660223216Resiliency in Northern Ghana - Health System Strengthening (RING II)NutritionUSAIDDepartment of State$2,743,905221223Trade and Investment ActivityAgriculture President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana lost $78 million in health funding following the shutdown of USAID programmes Share