It was a fast-paced October for our news team, with journalists reporting live from Berlin at the World Health Summit and covering the World Bank-IMF annual meetings in Bangkok. Alongside our ...

It’s Election Day in the U.S. and it’s equal parts exhausting and exhilarating. So much is up in the air but there’s one nonnegotiable: Things will change — dramatically. Those changes will at some ...

As Western donors pull back, aid organizations say Sudan still needs development assistance that works in tandem with emergency humanitarian aid to build resiliency. Food insecurity in Sudan is ...

Todd Moss, founder of the Energy for Growth Hub, joins Theory of Change to share his playbook for real policy change — and his frustration with overly long policy papers.

While not yet finalized, the agreements would send nearly 130,000 tons of food aid through Action Against Hunger, Catholic Relief Services, UNICEF, and the World Food Programme. The U.S. Department of ...

The Government Accountability Office says the State Department and USAID were unable to provide evidence of any review process to guide the termination of thousands of foreign assistance programs.

A behind-the-scenes look at how senior veteran American FAO official Benjamin Davis was forced into early retirement by the agency's Chinese leader. For more than a year, Benjamin Davis, a senior ...

The next phase of the process will include interactions with members of the Global Fund board, starting with a board retreat scheduled in the next two days. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis ...

The U.S. State Department is launching new implementation plans on Oct. 1 that will govern billions of dollars in healthcare financing and influence healthcare for millions of people around the world.

The world’s Nordic countries have long been some of the most generous, with three of the five nations — Norway, Sweden, and Denmark — giving between 0.72% and 1.03% of their gross national income to ...

The World Health Organization has another late entrant in the director-general race. Botswana has nominated Dr. Gevorg Tamamyan for WHO’s top job, according to WHO’s list of candidates for the ...

This comes in the wake of a heated dispute between the organization and the United Kingdom-based Islamic Relief Worldwide — which ousted the American organization from its federation. Islamic R elief ...