The library is temporarily closed due to COVID-19.  Library staff are working from home and can be contacted via email at dataservicesrequest@usaid.gov.

• Due diligence support - Company research support for making sound determinations. To request a due diligence package, please fill out this Service Now form.
• Training in Electronic Resources - Get a leg up from the library staff in using our wide array of resources.
• Interlibrary loan - Ask for books or articles not in the Library's collection.
• News alerts and TOC delivery - Customized news alerts for development topics of interest. Table of contents delivered to your inbox from titles in our e-journal collection.
• Factiva Reader account - Access to current articles from the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Economist and a number of other national and international new sources. Receive daily e-mail alerts on topics of interest. You may submit a request for a login to this service by submitting a Service Now ticket.
• Subscribe to New Books in the USAID Library and stay in the loop on all Library updates, resources, and events.
• Request a Country Briefing Package and get up to speed on current news and sectors of interest to you. Alternatively, for a quick overview request a Country Express.  To request either package, please click on this link to Service Now. Choose Country Briefing or Country Express as your Request/Issue and fill in the required fields.

HCTM houses DVD's, a fiction collection and language materials in the USAID Library. The library is located on the B3 level (B03-06H) of the Ronald Reagan Building. The hours of operation are Monday - Friday from 9 am to 5:00 pm with the exception of Federal holidays.

The following resources are provided for USAID staff and can be requested by e-mailing dataservicesrequest@usaid.gov.

• Language training materials on CD-ROM as well as online access to Rosetta Stone and Mango Languages.
• Travel and culture guides.
• Videos, and select country-specific movies and documentaries.
• The Literature collection including fiction, biographies and travelogues set in the developing world.
• Management and career development books.

The following materials can be found at the Washington Learning Center in Crystal City.

• Foreign-language magazines and newspapers
• General management resources and management training materials