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Can the US formally withdraw from WHO without paying its debts?

22 January 2026

Paying what’s owed to the organization is one of the conditions of its withdrawal.

The latest from the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos

22 January 2026

For the latest episode of our weekly podcast series, Senior Editor Rumbi Chakamba sits down with Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar and Global Development Reporter Elissa Miolene to bring you the latest from Davos.

Why Save the Children US prioritizes donor engagement skills in hiring

22 January 2026

As the organization rebuilds its fundraising teams, its looking for experts with transferable skills to engage new donors.

Billionaire wealth grows 3 times faster than ever before, Oxfam warns

22 January 2026

As the richest pile up trillions, Oxfam warns their growing fortunes are translating into outsized political power.

Low-resource nations may leapfrog wealthier ones in using AI for health

21 January 2026

That's what Bill Gates and Peter Sands said during a conversation at the World Economic Forum.

After USAID, Food for Peace enters a new and uncertain chapter

21 January 2026

A temporary agreement moves Food for Peace to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, raising questions about whether the shift will alter the program’s core mission and whether the agency can manage its scale.

Davos Dispatch: A jittery Davos sits in the shadow of Trump

21 January 2026

As leaders gather at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, under mounting inequality and fraying alliances, U.S. President Donald Trump dominates the room — and the stakes feel higher than ever.

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When can small grants give big value?

22 January 2026

Opinion: Small, flexible grants are not a substitute for larger funding, but by focusing on uptake over immediate outputs, they can be catalytic in driving long-term change, from strengthening capacity to shifting organizational practice.