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We asked leaders and influential figures from the global development sector what they believe is the biggest challenge to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals.
At Devex’s summit on the sidelines of UNGA 79, we spoke with Operation Smile’s Dr. Ruben Ayala about the challenges of access to surgical care in low- and middle-income countries and the innovative strategies the organization is using to bridge the gap.
Just five countries have either ended child marriage or are on track to doing so by 2030.
More and more institutions are providing finance to nations vulnerable to climate change. The Green Climate Fund's Mafalda Duarte discusses where the organization can shine.
Bad news for EU migration efforts; a new pot of money for Sudan’s local responders; and how antimicrobial resistance also threatens the world’s food security.
With international organizations unable to access the war-affected country, philanthropies argue that aid money should go straight to the people on the ground.
To have a greater impact, philanthropic funders ought to let local funders decide how money gets spent, according to the Zimbabwean billionaire and philanthropist.
"We have to change our behavior if we really want to gain their trust back," said Degan Ali, the executive director of Adeso.
The Gates Foundation's chief strategy officer highlights how philanthropy can drive global change through local innovation and strategic partnerships even amid growing climate and health challenges.
Netanyahu's defiant speech; Milei expresses his dissent on the Pact for the Future; and the campaign for a woman to succeed António Guterres is on.
The Summit of the Future, in particular, made progress on reform of the U.N. Security Council, which has long been a top priority for the global south.
