The assistant administrator for Asia oversees the Office of Administrative Management Services; the Office of East Asian Affairs; the Office of South and Central Asian Affairs; the Office of Strategic Planning and Operations; and the Office of Technical Services.3
• Directs the formulation of U.S. development programs; approves programs and projects; and authorizes the execution of development assistance agreements with Asian countries and regional organizations
• Submits an annual budget; assists in presenting the bureau’s program and budget to Congress; and ensures the integration, within the region, of Public Law 480 food aid resources with USAID-financed resources
• Approves and directs the allocation of available resources among ASIA offices and overseas missions; oversees the implementation of programs and projects; monitors performance under loan and grant agreements, contracts and other operating agreements; and takes or recommends required remedial action4