Our guide highlights influential global development organizations expected to make a significant mark in 2024. We explore their changing strategies and the impact they're likely to have.
The new director of USAID's Office of Acquisitions and Assistance has returned from a stint at NASA. He hopes artificial intelligence can improve USAID's procurement practices — and wants his staff to take more risks.
A series of leaked trade agreement drafts highlight growing divisions within India’s flourishing pharmaceutical industry. The direction the country chooses to take will have global repercussions for access to affordable medicines.
A recently published audit criticizes USAID's poor oversight of grantee and contractor overhead costs, which many experts blame on staffing and resource constraints across the multibillion-dollar agency.
159 countries signed a declaration to include food systems in their national climate plans. But guidance on implementation is vague — and countries must make policy changes as farmers take to the streets across the world.
As Brussels was agreeing to help fund the OACPS for another 20 years, it was also spending over a quarter of a million euros to supervise the group's inadequate bookkeeping.
Despite progress, billions of people go without the medical products they need. At next week’s Global Health Market Shaping conference, the world’s leading market-shaping organizations must unite with urgency and ambition.
