over 3 years ago // Career
While the sector has seen relatively few workers leave their jobs, organizations are recognizing the need to address employee expectations that have continued to evolve since the onset of the pandemic.
over 4 years ago // Fundraising
Luxury fundraiser Omaze has collected more than $150 million for good causes — but critics say its model misleads donors and risks falling foul of regulations. Devex goes in search of answers.
over 4 years ago // Fundraising
The fundraising giant is facing a class-action lawsuit that accuses it of operating “illegal lotteries” — the latest in a series of inquiries into its work.
about 6 years ago // The Future of DFID
Devex looks at the cases of Canada, Australia and Norway — which have all seen their development departments merged with the foreign office — to understand the impact on aid.
almost 7 years ago // Brexit
Human resources professionals at aid NGOs in the U.K. describe a looming "nightmare" as ongoing uncertainty around Brexit impacts staffing and recruitment.
almost 7 years ago // The Future of DFID
U.K. politicians have repeatedly suggested that the Department for International Development should merge with the foreign office — but could it really happen, and what would the consequences be?
about 7 years ago // Brexit
Observers fear the U.K. could experience an exodus of aid expertise as organizations hurry to firm up their presence in Europe.
over 7 years ago // Germany
The world's second-largest bilateral donor is on track to miss the 0.7 percent aid target as politicians approved a lower-than-expected budget for the development ministry in 2018 and 2019, and the government revealed a draft plan for medium-term cuts to the department.
about 8 years ago // Migration Crisis: Two Years On
When millions of undocumented migrants and refugees started arriving in Europe, the continent fell into political paralysis. But in many places, students stepped in to help, getting to work on their own NGOs to support the new arrivals. Devex speaks to some of them to find out how, and why, they did it.
over 8 years ago // Refugee crisis
The amount of development aid being redirected to domestic refugee reception has skyrocketed in recent years. Now, the rules for what local costs count as aid are up for debate. Civil society sees a crucial moment to tighten the reigns.