Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

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Malnutrition matters: why we need to invest now to avert a looming crisis

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Funding for Asian NGOs falls amid tighter regulations

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Giving purpose: an interview with Alisha Moopen

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New $1bn gender fund launches to support Global South NGOs

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The Impact Room

Tipping point: why we need new solutions for refugees

Filippo Grandi, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, joins Maysa Jalbout in The Impact Room to discuss new pathways to respond to the global displacement crisis.

Insights

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

As humanitarian crises morph into developmental dilemmas, Sonia Ben Jaafar says we need to think longer term and more holistically about how we respond.

Insights

Malnutrition matters

Simon Bishop and Taimur Hadi from The Power of Nutrition on why the world needs to act now to prevent a looming malnutrition crisis.

The Impact Room

Ahlan Simsim: the TV project giving Arab kids a better start in life

A new Arabic language version of Sesame Street has been created especially for young people affected by war and displacement in the Middle East. Hear from the team behind the project.

Interviews

Giving purpose

Aster DM Foundation’s Alisha Moopen on partnerships, platforms, and mission-led philanthropy.

Spotlight

Big picture / New $22.5m boost for Abu Dhabi-led disease elimination campaign

The donation to the Reaching the Last Mile Fund will target neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) in Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Sudan.

The Impact Room

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Malta-based Christopher and Regina Catrambrone were so moved by the plight of migrants crossing the Mediterranean, they set up their own aid organisation.

Interviews

Inside the family foundation fighting poverty in Pakistan

With a mix of funding, investment and innovation, Hashoo Foundation is helping to spur economic growth in some of Pakistan’s poorest regions.

Update

Guinea worm disease: the last mile

Signatories to the Abu Dhabi Declaration on the Eradication of Guinea Worm Disease commit to re-doubling efforts to eradicate the disease by 2030.

Insights

Shining a spotlight on female health workers

Women are leading the global fight against disease. It’s time we gave them more recognition and funding, writes Diana Yousef, from the Global Institute for Disease Elimination.

Interviews Issue 16

‘Sometimes a photograph can change someone’s life.’

Interviews

Creating a legacy

Alserkal Avenue, Dubai’s contemporary art hub, is putting down roots through its foundation and charity work.

In-depth

In-depth Issue 16

Paying for success

Impact bonds raise private money to help good causes. Can they help reshape development financing in the Middle East?

In-depth

Building back: how Beirut mobilised after the blast

The Beirut port explosion devastated the city. It also revealed new ways of funding and mobilising emergency response.

In-depth

Lost at sea

The Mediterranean is the world’s most lethal border crossing. As the debate over safe, legal routes rages, NGOs battle to save those at sea.

Spotlight Issue 16

From garment workers to graduates

Inside the university giving Asia’s bright but poverty-stricken young women a chance at a degree, and a future.

Podcasts

The Impact Room

Ahlan Simsim: the TV project giving Arab kids a better start in life

A new Arabic language version of Sesame Street has been created especially for young people affected by war and displacement in the Middle East. Hear from the team behind the project.

The Impact Room

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Malta-based Christopher and Regina Catrambrone were so moved by the plight of migrants crossing the Mediterranean, they set up their own aid organisation.

The Impact Room

Coding in conflict: inside the tech hub empowering Gazan youth

Hear from Ryan Sturgill, the former director of Gaza Sky Geeks, on the realities of running a tech hub in an occupied territory and the power of learning not to take 'no' for an answer.

The Impact Room

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

In the politics of migration, refugees are either demonised as intruders or celebrated for their success. But how does this distinction of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ refugees shape policies and perceptions? And what is the effect on those who are defined by it?

The Impact Room

Insights

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

Insights

Malnutrition matters: why we need to invest now to avert a looming crisis

Update

Funding for Asian NGOs falls amid tighter regulations

Interviews

Giving purpose: an interview with Alisha Moopen

Update

New $1bn gender fund launches to support Global South NGOs

Tipping point: why we need new solutions for refugees

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

Malnutrition matters

Ahlan Simsim: the TV project giving Arab kids a better start in life

Giving purpose

Big picture / New $22.5m boost for Abu Dhabi-led disease elimination campaign

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Inside the family foundation fighting poverty in Pakistan

Guinea worm disease: the last mile

Shining a spotlight on female health workers

The science of progress

‘Sometimes a photograph can change someone’s life.’

Creating a legacy

In-depth

Paying for success

Building back: how Beirut mobilised after the blast

Lost at sea

From garment workers to graduates

Podcasts

Ahlan Simsim: the TV project giving Arab kids a better start in life

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Coding in conflict: inside the tech hub empowering Gazan youth

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

The Indian NGO rewriting the global education playbook

Knowledge and power: who has it, and who owns it

Breaking the chains of modern slavery

Rooting for change: solving the unemployment crisis

Prize philanthropy: who are the real winners?

Philanthropy and the last mile of disease elimination

Tipping point: why we need new solutions for refugees

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

Malnutrition matters

Ahlan Simsim: the TV project giving Arab kids a better start in life

Giving purpose

Big picture / New $22.5m boost for Abu Dhabi-led disease elimination campaign

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Inside the family foundation fighting poverty in Pakistan

Guinea worm disease: the last mile

Shining a spotlight on female health workers

The science of progress

‘Sometimes a photograph can change someone’s life.’

Creating a legacy

In-depth

Paying for success

Building back: how Beirut mobilised after the blast

Lost at sea

From garment workers to graduates

Podcasts

Ahlan Simsim: the TV project giving Arab kids a better start in life

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Coding in conflict: inside the tech hub empowering Gazan youth

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

The Indian NGO rewriting the global education playbook

Knowledge and power: who has it, and who owns it

Breaking the chains of modern slavery

Rooting for change: solving the unemployment crisis

Prize philanthropy: who are the real winners?

Philanthropy and the last mile of disease elimination

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