Accra, Ghana - On a recent visit to Accra, the capital of Ghana, a group of students from the University of Ghana had the opportunity to explore the world of international development at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The students were given a tour of the USAID office and were able to learn about the agency's projects and initiatives in Ghana. USAID works with the government of Ghana to increase economic growth and reduce poverty, and to promote democracy, human rights, and good governance. The students were also able to learn about the agency's work in health, education, and agriculture. The students were particularly interested in USAID's work in health, as Ghana is one of the countries with the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence rate in Sub-Saharan Africa. USAID works with the government of Ghana to provide HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment services, and to strengthen the country's health care system. The students also had the chance to meet with USAID staff and ask questions about the agency's work in Ghana. Through these conversations, the students were able to gain a better understanding of how USAID works to promote development in the country. The visit to USAID was a great opportunity for the students to learn more about international development and the work of USAID in Ghana. The students were inspired by the work that USAID is doing to improve the lives of people in Ghana, and they are now motivated to pursue careers in international development.