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...
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...
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...
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...
In this special report, we cover an analysis of the global funding landscape, with a particular focus on PEPFAR, the world's largest HIV/AIDS funding initiative. We explore whether funding is at risk as the world shows signs of victory.
In this special report, we cover an analysis of the global funding landscape, with a particular focus on PEPFAR,...
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...
Across the Gulf, aid has become a primary lever of diplomacy — and Syria is emerging as its latest proving ground.
The cuts will mean a stronger focus on front-line work and conflict zones.
Ani Dasgupta spoke to Devex Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar for a Pro Briefing in the wake of COP30.
Germany has buckled down on its humanitarian aid cuts from last year. The collapse is triggering a foreign policy pivot toward security and geoeconomics.
African Christian faith leaders gathered in Nairobi this week. While the U.S. State Department said it will leverage faith-based organizations in its new approach to global health, there’s concern over whether African governments will funnel money to them.
The conference ended with no words on fossil fuels and weak language on adaptation finance, but multilateralism prevailed.
