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The State Department said it canceled 83 percent of USAID programs

Reporting and findings

  1. documented

    Secretary Rubio announced that the administration had canceled about 5,200 of 6,200 USAID awards, or 83 percent, and intended to administer the remaining programs under the State Department.

  2. documented

    Elon Musk was the Trump-appointed senior adviser who led DOGE work.

  3. documented

    Marco Rubio was the Trump-appointed secretary of state and acting USAID administrator.

Summary and current status

The surviving minority moved into a department built for diplomacy rather than large-scale aid delivery.

State said 5,200 of 6,200 reviewed awards were terminated

People and organizations

Relationships in this file

  1. Marco Rubiocanceled most USAID awards and moved the remainder to StateU.S. Agency for International Development
  2. Donald J. TrumpTrump-appointed senior adviser who led DOGE workElon Musk
  3. Donald J. TrumpTrump-appointed secretary of state and acting USAID administratorMarco Rubio

Figures

  1. USAID awards canceled after reviewapproximately 5,200 awards
    Calculation details
    Basis
    Observed
    Population
    6,200 USAID awards reviewed by State
    Period
    2025-01-20 to 2025-03-10
    Method
    Count announced by Secretary Rubio.
    Uncertainty
    Later litigation and corrections could change individual award status.