almost 10 years ago // Syria donors conference
The Syria donors conference in London this week saw unprecedented buy-in from the private sector, but can new investments deliver the quality over quantity needed for long-term education and job creation in the region?
almost 11 years ago // Africa Governance Initiative
The Ebola crisis in West Africa has proved to be a moment of reckoning for Tony Blair's Africa Governance Initiative. How? We spoke to its CEO Nick Thompson to find out.
about 11 years ago // #HealthyMeans Working Together
In China, the government decided to ease restrictions on local aid work after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, but international NGOs still face challenges. In this #HealthyMeans column, Marie Stopes International China Country Director Lily Liu offers four tips for iNGOs working on sexual and reproductive health rights partnerships in the country.
about 12 years ago // News analysis: Open Government Partnership
Transparency, accountability and open data are touted as the holy grail of development, but are we really making enough progress? Here are our three main takeaways from the Open Government Partnership summit in London.
about 12 years ago // News: World Bank
The World Bank wants to harness support from the private sector and thus leverage up to $3 billion to promote development impacts. We learn more about the initiative launched at the Open Government Partnership summit in London.
about 12 years ago // News: Open Government Partnership
Accountability and transparency drive development, but getting there is easier said than done. We got a few tips on how to move forward at the Open Government Partnership summit in London.
about 13 years ago
He was the heaviest political hitter to ever lead the OECD’s prestigious Development Assistance Committee. We spoke with Brian Atwood’s peers about his main accomplishments over the past two years.