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The largest INGOs in the United States

The largest INGOs in the United States

Where do the largest international nonprofits get their revenue, and how will they be affected by changes to the funding environment?

Where do the largest international nonprofits get their revenue, and how will they be affected by changes to the...

4 ways to diversify your funding strategy

4 ways to diversify your funding strategy

We’ve analyzed strategies for securing funding from alternative government donors, accessing multilateral development banks, leveraging philanthropic capital, and engaging with innovative finance models.

We’ve analyzed strategies for securing funding from alternative government donors, accessing multilateral...

The top 10 foundations funding development in 2025

The top 10 foundations funding development in 2025

Whether you're a policymaker, NGO leader, or development professional, this report equips you with the knowledge to navigate the shifting dynamics of global aid.

Whether you're a policymaker, NGO leader, or development professional, this report equips you with the knowledge...

Who are the Asian donors — and how much do they spend on aid?

Who are the Asian donors — and how much do they spend on aid?

This comprehensive report explores the development aid spending of these Asian donors, providing data-driven insights into their growth, strategies, and impact.

This comprehensive report explores the development aid spending of these Asian donors, providing data-driven...

Southern European donors

Southern European donors

With Southern European donors accounting for a significant share of global ODA, this report is a must-read for implementing organizations, fundraisers, and resource mobilization professionals looking to optimize their approach.

With Southern European donors accounting for a significant share of global ODA, this report is a must-read for...

5 Innovations in Global Health

5 Innovations in Global Health

In this report, you'll learn about five health innovations that have the potential to bring huge change — and the barriers to their implementation.

In this report, you'll learn about five health innovations that have the potential to bring huge change — and...

News & Analysis

Devex Pro Insider: What happened to aid jobs in 2025?

Devex Pro Insider: What happened to aid jobs in 2025?

We present two in-depth special reports on philanthropic funding and global development recruitment trends in 2025. Plus, new candidates for the United Nations’ top job, and the “culture of fear” at a Nairobi NGO.

Can philanthropy fill the aid gap? 5 reality checks

Can philanthropy fill the aid gap? 5 reality checks

Philanthropy is growing as aid budgets shrink, but it cannot replace bilateral funding. A Devex Pro Funding briefing explains where foundation money goes and how organizations can realistically access it.

Inside the USAID closeout mess

Inside the USAID closeout mess

Multiple former USAID officials involved in the closeout process told Devex that shutting down the world's largest bilateral aid agency is a lot easier said than done — particularly when the people in charge don't trust you.

How Novo Nordisk’s profits are reshaping global health funding

How Novo Nordisk’s profits are reshaping global health funding

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

How a new foundation is funding tech for good, without the bureaucracy

How a new foundation is funding tech for good, without the bureaucracy

The GSR Foundation is testing a lean, trust-based approach to philanthropy with unrestricted grants, crypto-curious partnerships, and a new strategy focused on tech inclusion and access.

Get ready to push back against the government, US NGOs told

Get ready to push back against the government, US NGOs told

The U.S. government has upped the pressure on NGOs. Should the sector respond by keeping a low profile and hoping that the administration's attention moves elsewhere, or prepare to push back?