During a recent digital careers event, coach Kelsi Kriitmaa offered guidance to development professionals on how to navigate a portfolio career.

WHO and partners estimate that increasing these products’ prices by 50% will raise $1 trillion over the next 10 years, and would be valuable for countries as they raise additional revenue while curbing NCD cases and deaths.

As the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank enters its second decade, questions are mounting over whether its streamlined model sacrifices accountability for speed.

Beijing paints America as a threat to the United Nations and its development agenda.

Reform initiative draws fire from staff and U.N. experts.

Reform initiative draws fire from staff and U.N. experts.

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Should major global health initiatives have a sunset timeline? Plus, the job cuts — and attendant anxiety — at WHO.

Malawi was at the forefront of HIV prevention efforts before Washington cut global aid. Now officials are struggling to revive traditional prevention services and introduce new innovations.

An El Niño drought and aid cuts have left millions in Zimbabwe hungry. Mary’s Meals International is keeping 179,000 children in school with daily meals — even as USAID pulls $83 million in funding.

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.

Plus, a look at the G20’s slimmed-down food security program, and why the global south needs digital agriculture.

The revamped facility adds stricter rules, direct community access, and tougher safeguards ahead of launch in Belém, Brazil.

ODA has been shooting up fast for years, but next year, it could drop by around $50 billion. Is the sector ever going to be the same again?

Who are the top 50 U.S. INGOs in 2025? . Find out which organizations are growing fastest, where their funding comes from, and who’s new on the list.

Is development consulting still a smart career move in today’s unsettled job market? . Hear from expert consultants on how to navigate challenges, find opportunities, and position yourself for success. Register today!.

Is aid at a turning point? Plus, the next phase of Brazil’s plan to finance forest preservation.

Emerging donors are reshaping the aid landscape, blending commercial aims with development goals in ways that look different from traditional partners.

Recently, a clear reform agenda emerged for MDBs. And while some progress has been made, questions have emerged about how changes will progress. Especially as the interests of the U.S., the World Bank's largest shareholder, have shifted.

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