Every $1 the U.S. invests in African malaria control returns $5.80 in economic growth — outperforming most Wall Street investments, according to a new report by Malaria No More and the Corporate Council on Africa.
Wellcome has given £6.2 billion worth of grants over the past five years. Who are the top grantees overall? How much did global south organizations get? Devex analyzed the numbers to find out.
A year ago, localization was a watchword for everyone in the development sector. After the Trumpquake, does anyone still care?
Cuts to health services funding have had a serious short-term effect on African nations — but if it forces African governments to think hard about solving problems, might it have long-term benefits?
Like many other INGOs, CARE has been badly hit by U.S. funding cuts. It's had to respond financially and operationally, its CEO said. But it's also looked at changing how it communicates about aid.
Constitutional questions about who controls government spending are at the center of this closely watched case.
Opinion: 16 million people will be affected by food aid cuts this year alone. This is a critical moment to reimagine our approach, focusing on local resilience, data-driven solutions, and coordinated efforts.
