Andrew Green

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Andrew Green, a 2025 Alicia Patterson Fellow, works as a contributing reporter for Devex from Berlin.

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Will antimicrobial resistance outpace research?

Will antimicrobial resistance outpace research?

7 days ago // Global Health

The pipeline for new antimicrobial projects shrank since the Access to Medicine Foundation released its last benchmark five years ago.

Devex CheckUp: Washington’s chosen faith-based org

Devex CheckUp: Washington’s chosen faith-based org

12 days ago // Devex CheckUp

America's new global health strategy cuts U.S. support to local organizations to fight HIV, except for FBOs. Plus, U.S. funding halted for NGOs in Somalia, and South Africa's plans to manufacture lenacapavir locally.

Are faith-based organizations the future of the AIDS response?

Are faith-based organizations the future of the AIDS response?

12 days ago // The Future of Global Health

The new America First Global Health Strategy cuts off U.S. support to local organizations to fight HIV, except for faith-based organizations. But what happens to services for the communities faith groups cannot access?

How Novo Nordisk’s profits are reshaping global health funding

How Novo Nordisk’s profits are reshaping global health funding

13 days ago // Philanthropy

The Novo Nordisk Foundation is drawing new scrutiny as it emerges as a major global health player.

Devex CheckUp: The cost of falling out of favor with Washington

Devex CheckUp: The cost of falling out of favor with Washington

26 days ago // Devex CheckUp

One year after U.S. foreign aid cuts, South Africa’s public health system is struggling to pick up the pieces. Plus, aid cuts put gains against female genital mutilation at risk, and cholera prevention campaigns resume.

Devex CheckUp: WHO’s next leader might need to be a unicorn

Devex CheckUp: WHO’s next leader might need to be a unicorn

about 1 month ago // Devex CheckUp

What kind of leader does the World Health Organization need next? And does that person even exist? Plus, the Gates Foundation doubles down on goals, and a new study reveals that up to 22.6 million people could die due to aid cuts.

One year after US aid freeze, HIV care in Africa is in retreat

One year after US aid freeze, HIV care in Africa is in retreat

about 2 months ago // The Trump Effect

One year after President Donald Trump froze U.S. foreign aid, HIV treatment still exists across much of Africa — but the outreach, prevention, and monitoring systems that sustained it are fraying. The Aid Report traces how those losses are reshaping access to care across Uganda, Zambia, Malawi, and Botswana.

Devex CheckUp: Does the US officially bow out of the World Health Organization today?

Devex CheckUp: Does the US officially bow out of the World Health Organization today?

about 2 months ago // Devex CheckUp

Can the United States officially withdraw from WHO without paying its debts? Plus, the Gates Foundation and OpenAI announce $50 million integrate AI into health systems across Africa.

Devex CheckUp: New faces, but familiar challenges in global health in 2026

Devex CheckUp: New faces, but familiar challenges in global health in 2026

2 months ago // Devex CheckUp

Key leadership changes are set for several global health organizations in 2026. Plus, the UNAIDS board is rolling out a new transition process, and questions are rising over the conditions attached to new U.S. health deals.

Devex CheckUp: Fight over NCD declaration reflects tough year in global health

Devex CheckUp: Fight over NCD declaration reflects tough year in global health

3 months ago // Devex CheckUp

Despite objections from the U.S., the United Nations General Assembly approved a political declaration on noncommunicable diseases and mental health. Plus, NGOs might still have a role in the "America First" universe.