Gates doubles down on goals in a world weighed down by crisis, CEO says
3 February 2026Mark Suzman, CEO of the Gates Foundation, tells Devex that amid the "shock" of abrupt aid cuts, the foundation remains focused on its core objectives.
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There’s a $660 billion economic opportunity in reproductive health
3 February 2026Opinion: Bridging the $14B family planning gap requires more than just funding — it takes innovation and cross-sector grit. By scaling digital health and public-private alliances, we can unlock a $660B dividend for humanity.