Brazil’s government wants BRICS to lead a just climate transition. Can this succeed, despite disagreement within the ...

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The U.N. migration agency revises due diligence rules to enable greater flexibility in working with controversial companies.

At the Skoll World Forum, aid leaders expressed some optimism for the post-USAID era. Foreign aid funding to the global south may have been drastically cut — but its social enterprise leaders are ...

Closing the nutrition financing gap requires innovation. There is no silver bullet, but lessons from the last decade can ...

Instead of clarifying funding cuts, a leaked State Department dataset was undermined by numerous errors such as duplicates, ...

The U.K. government announced a change to the way the aid budget would be calculated last week: It will no longer be adjusted ...

The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has launched a global campaign to end the placement of children in ...

For the latest podcast episode, Rumbi Chakamba sits down with Anna Gawel and David Ainsworth to discuss the week's top global ...

A leaked U.S. State Department dataset promised insight into funding cuts — but inconsistencies, missing figures, and ...

BII Plus, the U.K.’s DFI technical assistance facility, funded nearly 100 TA projects last year. Here's how it works, where ...

Women health care workers are being asked to do more with less as cuts to aid threaten health care systems — while facing systemic underinvestment in gender equality in the sector.