Could AI wealth create a new era of philanthropy?
Join us for a Devex Pro Funding Briefing on Sept. 3 with Christen Brandt of Renaissance Philanthropy on what it takes to mobilize $533M in philanthropic capital.
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For the latest episode of our weekly podcast series, Rumbi Chakamba speaks with Tania Karas and Jenny Lei Ravelo to discuss two events that focused on challenges in the global water sector and the push for philanthropic investment in Asia. https://t.co/yTJWw3GFE4
Amina Salihu, deputy director of the @macfound, argues that philanthropy’s primary objective is to support the work of those who live closest to the issues by moving away from transactional "grantees" toward true "grantee partners."
We examine a new study that claims more aid leads to more exports for donor countries, the EU’s development priorities in Haiti, and the racial disparities in post-USAID employment. https://t.co/Qm1vmt50Le
Self-care already saves health systems an estimated $144B a year.
At #DevexUNGA81, Russell Dyer of @Kenvue & Greg Perry of @SelfCareFed will explore how prevention and everyday self-care can strengthen health systems and advance UHC.
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Activists warn the EU’s new investment push in Haiti prioritizes long-term infrastructure and mining over urgent humanitarian aid. https://t.co/jEym6iDK5d
A strong El Niño is approaching, but aid groups say funding shortages are limiting how much they can do before floods and displacement hit. https://t.co/RjodHPQsKt
A bank-backed study linking every €1 of German development aid to €2.50 in donor export returns gives politicians a convenient budget defense — but critics warn it treats partner countries’ growth as an afterthought. https://t.co/4enuEIbnjX
What will it take to get billions of people access to water by 2030?
That’s the question hanging over World Water Week in Stockholm this year, dubbed the “Year of Water.” Devex’s Tania Karas is there as talks turn to initiatives.
TDB Group President Admassu Tadesse talks expanding beyond the bank’s regional roots, building out its asset management business and finding new ways to mobilize African capital. https://t.co/OlvWNpITdY
At a Devex event, @EefjeSchmid of @EIB Global highlighted why classical sovereign lending isn't going anywhere.
To create real, sustainable change, development cooperation requires long-term commitment and a clear, shared vision of what needs to be achieved.
Opinion: Given the uncertainty about upcoming AI-wealth donations and the precarious post-ODA reality, this is the time for global health philanthropy to double down on key best practices https://t.co/nVWjnzNBQC
Brazil has built a strong tuberculosis care network — but can that same infrastructure also create a pathway for earlier lung cancer detection?
Helen McGuire of @PATHtweets and Camilo Manchola-Castillo explore the potential of integrated care.
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Details on the $1.4 billion U.S. health funding, CEPI’s Ebola vaccine funding shortfall, and a new lenacapavir outreach strategy. https://t.co/xPXQAL1Yod
The shift toward consulting in global development has intensified competition for assignments.
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