How can we redesign development finance for a new era? #globalfinancialsystem #deveximpacthouse

This week we are on the ground at the Building Bridges conference, where Devex is a media partner.

Why is the narrative around Africa so often distorted? #globaldevelopment

Can AI and technology solve the global education crisis?

Despite political headwinds, climate diplomacy is pushing forward at the U.N. this week

Former NZ PM Helen Clark highlights how the spread of misinformation is posing a threat to health

Beasley on the urgent need to reach help the 9% of the world population living in extreme poverty

Check out Devex Impact House, our dedicated venue on the sidelines of UNGA 80 and Climate Week

How to maintain momentum following last year’s high-level declaration on antimicrobial resistance?

How can the United Nations restore public trust? #unga80 #deveximpacthouse

Day 1 at #UNGA80 — in partnership with Saudi Commission for Health Specialties

A staggering 70% of premature deaths worldwide are caused by noncommunicable diseases (NCDs).

Did the U.S. hand China a win at the U.N.?

What's in store at Devex Impact House?

Is water a human right or an economic commodity? #wash #water #globaldevelopment

The negotiation and approval of the U.S. budget is a complex process. #foreignaid #development

Is Africa moving towards a more unified voice on global issues? #globaldevelopment

A look at further potential foreign aid cuts #globaldevelopment #aidcuts #trump

With newfound wealth, Gulf nations are using foreign aid and other investments to build soft power

China is making a more direct push for a greater role at the United Nations. #unitednations

How does the Netherlands engage the private sector to fund and drive climate adaptation efforts?

We describe the dire humanitarian crisis in Dzaleka refugee camp as a result of U.S. aid cuts.

Under the Trump administration, unpredictability and "break first, think later" was the strategy.

A new model of partnership is needed to build essential infrastructure in Africa #development

What kind of organizations does the Segal Family Foundation support? #philanthropy #development

Marcos Neto of UNDP explains why progress was made with the agreement of the Compromiso de Sevilla.

A powerful shift is underway in development — there is a growing “sense of unity” among partners

An unconventional solution for the COP30 housing problem? #cop30 #climateaction #belem #housing

How do we build truly responsible transition plans in global health? #globalhealth #pepfar

As the mega-rich have the capacity to influence governments, philanthropy is at a crossroads

As development grapples with funding cuts, Bart Édes explains how AI can boost productivity. #ai

Why a portfolio career is the key to adapting to changes in global development #careers #globaldev

Remittances are a vital source of funding for developing nations #remittances #globaldevelopment

Why is it important to integrate climate finance into all investments?

Why Trump is cutting around half of the Millennium Challenge Corporation's programs. #trump #mcc

What are some of the most underreported issues in global health? #globalhealth #wha78

As Fabio Segura, Co-CEO of the Jacobs Foundation, puts it: “No one can fix education alone.”

Why was FfD4 so crucial for global development? #globaldevelopment

How can blockchain technology transform giving in global development?

Jerop Limo highlights her sources of hope in the fight to end HIV #ias2025 #hiv #globalhealth

Global HIV funding is facing unprecedented cuts as world leaders gather in Kigali #ias2025 #hiv

How is global health changing? #globalhealth #pepfar #globaldevelopment

A stark warning about the negative consequences a PEPFAR withdrawal would have on South Africa #hiv

The importance of focusing on impact when implementing HIV programs #ias2025 #globalhealth #pepfar

Devex are on the ground at the International Aids Society Conference in Kigali! #ias2025 #aids #hiv

A new era for global development in Africa? #globaldevelopment #globalfinance

We reveal a compelling statistic on the contrasting economic growth trajectories of China and Africa

“We are getting a little bit selfish,” remarked former Czech Republic Prime Minister Jan Fischer