As aid budgets contract, the World Bank Group is trying to turn its relationships with philanthropic foundations into broader development partnerships, drawing on their expertise and flexibility as ...
Opinion: To surmount the partisan divide, a new foreign assistance structure is needed. Here is a brief argument for a “third way” approach to managing U.S. foreign assistance. There are multiple ways ...
From debt distress and private capital to AI, jobs, and climate, here are the big issues shaping this week’s meetings. Today, an estimated 15,000 people are in Bangkok for the World Bank and ...
The Global Fund is considering a new funding mechanism dedicated to malaria that could bring in billions of dollars. Plus, UNAIDS faces leadership uncertainty, and a pandemic declaration update.
Greetings from New York, where I’m at the United Nations General Assembly this week, navigating both endless motorcades and conversations about fixing global health. Everyone seems to agree the system ...
Assuming a fortune of $140 billion, and factoring in investment growth, that could mean annual giving of up to $23 billion a year by Warren's 2034 target, Devex's Raj Kumar discussed with Howard.
“There have been many suggestions and proposals, but so far I've not seen that political commitment,” Wellcome CEO John-Arne Røttingen told Devex on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly. There ...
Other countries may be hiding behind the U.S.' refusal to pay dues to the International Labour Organization, sources tell Devex. The International Labour Organization is planning to cut 120 jobs as ...
On a recent visit to Sudan, Pia Rebello Britto met a displaced girl, one of several kids who turned up every day at a learning camp despite having almost nothing to learn with. “There is arid land.
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