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USAID has published an informative, user-friendly guide to USAID’s Automated Directives System (ADS).
The booklet explains the ADS with graphics and easy-to-follow information, its structure and content, how to access it (web and CD), and how to find USAID's policies or required procedures within the ADS.
The ADS is divided into the following six series, organized by function (links to the series are provided below):
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Series 100 | Agency Organization and Legal Affairs | ||||
| Series 200 | Programming Policy | |||||
| Series 300 | Acquisition Assistance | |||||
| Series 400 | Personnel | |||||
| Series 500 | Management Services | |||||
| Series 600 | Budget Finance | |||||
The booklet is available here.
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