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WFP is slashing up to 6,000 jobs; the World Bank Spring Meetings soft-pedaled on climate; and people are aging better but ...
In “Against the Grain,” journalist Roger Thurow documents how Green Revolution farming techniques have created an ...
Five candidates vying to lead the African Development Bank shared their visions at a public forum ahead of the May 29 ...
A call for philanthropists to unite; Melinda French Gates' new book; and what we learned on the ground at the World Bank and ...
Insights on growth, innovation, and impact from the Global Inclusive Growth Summit, which was held alongside the 2025 World Bank and International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C.
The World Food Programme plans to cut up to 30% of its global workforce by 2026 as donor funding drops sharply and hunger ...
At the end of March, the Trump administration told the U.S. Congress that its foreign aid review was complete. Now, it seems ...
Despite hopeful tones, this year's World Bank meetings were light on climate ambitions. Plus, Brazil’s forest ambitions and ...
While it’s worth celebrating, aging and longevity also unveil complex challenges that countries and development institutions ...
This week, advice on how to navigate a post-USAID working world, what we learned from our latest job board data analysis of ...
The institutions have let “mission creep” push them off course but the U.S. will push them to get back to their core mission ...
The Millennium Challenge Corporation — a U.S. development agency — may be next on the Trump administration’s chopping block.
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