Examination of the Effectiveness of United States Foreign Aid on Human Development in United Nations Least Developed Countries: An Empirical Study

The aim of this article is to examine the effectiveness United States (U.S.) foreign aid on human development in Nations (U.N.) Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Research Design and Methods: peer reviewed studies U.S. support U.N. LDCs were conducted using ProQuest Google Scholar databases. A select literature review keywords offered elucidate understanding current perspectives. study approach based empirical evidence. This employs a set multivariate linear regression models effects health, education, social services Human Development Index (HDI) from 2000 2020. Findings: findings show that for health sectors significantly impacted HDI time period under review. Evidence Limitation/Implications: An important limitation highlighted by need increased research other variables identified per HDI. Discussion: results suggest has had positive effect achievement goals LDCs. Past linked improved outcomes with economic which contributes sustainable society. significance these warrants further regarding contribution growth. Contribution Value: extends value growth sustainability providing evidence