over 7 years ago // Devex World: Sponsored by Rotary International

As the number of polio cases across the globe decreases, resources put toward the eradication effort could now be repurposed to take on other health and development goals. Drawing on lessons from the aftermath of smallpox eradication, Rotary International’s John Hewko explains how infrastructure, assets, and health workers can be successfully transitioned for maximum impact.

almost 10 years ago // World Water Day

For WASH programming that has a lasting impact, we have to learn from past failures, writes John Hewko of Rotary International, in this guest column on World Water Day.

about 10 years ago // Philanthropy

The Facebook founder's announcement to divert profits to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative indicates that he recognizes the value of multilateral partnerships to help pursue ambitious goals, writes John Hewko of Rotary International, in this guest column. Can this new philanthropic initiative transform sustainable development?

over 10 years ago // Ending a global disease

How do high-level efforts combine with local initiatives to have a sustainable humanitarian impact? In war zones and areas of humanitarian crisis, creative negotiations have facilitated crucial vaccination campaigns to reach vulnerable civilians, writes John Hewko, general secretary of Rotary International on World Polio Day.

almost 11 years ago // #ReimaginePPP

The term public-private partnerships has been bandied about so often in the past couple of decades that it may, perhaps, be losing its true impact. But for millions of people worldwide, well-executed PPPs are an entry to a better life, shares John Hewko, secretary-general of Rotary International, in this guest commentary.