Over the past years, the data team at Devex has been steadily tracking down where the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation spends its money, and this week brings you the latest installment, where we look back over two decades at the foundation’s spending on gender equality.
We also look at the Asian Development Bank’s funding for the last five years, and give you USAID’s verdict on the state of funding in Sudan. Short answer: The picture isn’t pretty.
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Omar Mohammed
Omar Mohammed is a Foreign Aid Business Reporter based in New York. Prior to joining Devex, he was a Knight-Bagehot fellow in business and economics reporting at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He has nearly a decade of experience as a journalist and he previously covered companies and the economies of East Africa for Reuters, Bloomberg, and Quartz.
