Join us for a critical in-conversation with the UN Special Rapporteur on the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, to ...

Guests discuss how local actors are reshaping aid around solidarity, dignity and community leadership as the county offers a ...

This panel will seek to catalyse an urgent and strategic conversation about how to move from recognition to redistribution – ...

Join us to hear about a new ‘virtual mechanism’ for financing social protection that seeks to build a more equitable and ...

Discover how AI is reshaping small islands into emerging knowledge economies, with major opportunities and threats explored ...

In the latest issue of "This Week in Macroeconomics", Phyllis Papadavid examines a pivotal structural shift in global finance ...

COP30’s new Integrated Forum on Climate Change and Trade (IFCCT) offers a vital space to bridge fragmented climate and trade policies. By fostering cooperation and inclusive dialogue, it aims to turn ...

Following an in-depth political economy analysis of three policy initiatives with significant consequences for gender equality and reproductive rights in Kenya, Sierra Leone and The Gambia, this ...

It’s late in the Brazilian port city of Belém. Delegates at the COP30 climate summit huddle around screens. The air is heavy with caffeine and fatigue. On draft decision texts, one word keeps ...

The EU has long been a leading actor promoting gender equality, setting global gender norms and consistently allocating more aid to this area than other donors. However, due to shifting political ...

Recent cuts to official development assistance (ODA) from the US and EU, coupled with new and higher US tariffs, pose a significant threat to the global economy, putting low- and middle-income ...

The aid system is in a moment of significant transition, both due to large budget cuts and the loss of legitimacy of an outdated aid model. Budget cuts are driven by a complex set of factors including ...