WHO shrinks its size to survive; the hidden power brokers in global health; and USAID’s new top 15 implementers.

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Issues central to global development, including economic and climate justice, migration, and elevating those on the ...

Staff at the Millennium Challenge Corporation have been offered early retirement or a deferred resignation deal as DOGE looks ...

Much of the funding was meant to help would-be migrants stay where they are, which could hurt U.S. interests in the long run ...

Fifteen organizations have at least $100 million in active unobligated funding, about 71% of the total available funding left ...

A White House budget proposal for the HHS seen by Devex shows funding for programs that help investigate outbreaks globally ...

There are a range of private foundations, financial institutions, and corporations that increasingly influence people's ...

The uncertainty surrounding potential tariffs may be more damaging than the tariffs themselves, drying up liquidity and ...

The institutions have let “mission creep” push them off course but the U.S. will push them to get back to their core mission ...

While the Foreign Assistance Review has not yet concluded, we understand from the DOGE team there will soon be a significant ...

In a briefing to member states, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the senior leadership team will be ...