2024 Year in Review
In looking back at 2024, we see the impact MCC has had on poverty reduction worldwide.
Strengthening Niger’s Resiliency
MCC's $442.6 million Niger Compact improved the agriculture sector in Niger at every level and it is projected to benefit more than 4 million people over the next 20 years.
Powering an Energy Secure Future for Benin
MCC's $391 million Benin Power Compact tripled the nation's grid capacity and is projected to benefit more than 11 million people over the next 20 years.
Empowering Youth and Women in Morocco is Key to Development
MCC and the Government of Morocco partnered to implement a $460.5 million compact to address two major constraints to economic growth in Morocco: employability and land productivity.
Investing in a Sustainable Energy Future for Kosovo
The Kosovo Threshold Program strengthened the country's energy sector, catalyzed opportunities for women, and promoted transparent governance.
Powering a Brighter Future in Ghana
The Ghana Power Compact strengthened Ghana’s energy sector and established a foundation on which the Government of Ghana can continue to build a brighter future.
Investing in Guatemala's Future
MCC partnered with the Government of Guatemala to improve the quality of secondary education to create opportunities for Guatemalan youth while increasing tax revenues through a $28 million threshold program.
A Brighter Future
MCC's Liberia Compact aimed to encourage economic growth and reduce poverty in Liberia by focusing on inadequate access to reliable and affordable electricity and road infrastructure.
Building a Prosperous Future
MCC’s Sierra Leone Threshold Program drove institutional reforms and invested in critical infrastructure to improve the water and electricity sectors and encourage sustainable economic growth.
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American Catalyst Facility for Development
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Securing the Future
MCC’s Georgia II Compact provided students and educators with essential skills and training that will help build the country’s workforce and boost long-term economic growth and prosperity.
Set Up for Success
MCC’s Compact with Zambia invested in critical infrastructure improvements and drove institutional reforms in the capital city of Lusaka to increase residents’ access to water, sanitation and drainage services—improving health and encouraging economic growth.