Property rights advocates have a new champion in PlaceFund, an independent nonprofit organization that spun out of the property rights initiative at Omidyar Network.
After Nigeria met WHO's leprosy reduction target in 2000, political interest shifted elsewhere — leaving patients with little support.
Devex speaks to development leaders about what they're watching in the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation's first year.
Exposure to a toxin produced by fungus on crops is linked to a third of the cases of liver cancer across the African continent, but a lesser known issue is the link the toxins could play in childhood stunting.
The State Department said it has no timeline for determining if or when aid may resume, in a letter sent by the department to Congress.
We are still far from achieving the SDG to end global hunger and malnutrition by 2030. Jeremy Shoham, director of the Emergency Nutrition Network, shares key strategies for overcoming obstacles to the scaling of international nutrition programs.
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the U.S. development finance corporation for nearly 50 years, transformed into the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation on Jan. 2. Devex catches up with former OPIC CEOs to reflect on the agency.
The European Investment Bank needs to think seriously about criticisms of how it counts its climate investments, Werner Hoyer tells Devex.
Wearable devices, such as Fitbits, can help predict trends of influenza-like illness in a population, according to a new study published in The Lancet Digital Health journal.
Detailed, updated satellite images of Earth, together with new and advancing analytical possibilities, offer incredible options to rapidly and inclusively provide data needed to reach the SDGs. Maxar explains how.
