One year after the skies over El Fasher turned into a canvas of fire and blood, the United Kingdom has finally moved to hold specific architects of that horror accountable.

Monaco's Department of International Cooperation hosted a landmark forum to link NGOs with vital funding. Experts shared insights on securing grants for education, entrepreneurship, and environmental impact to foster lasting global change. #Philanthropy #NonProfit #MonacoEvents #SocialImpact #GlobalDevelopment

Brookings provides paid internships to nearly 150 students each year, with internship cohorts available during the spring, summer, and fall. Through these

The shadow of the Ebola virus has finally stretched across the Kenyan border, casting its first long silence over a nation that has long considered itself shielded from this specific dread.

On a rickety rickshaw ride through the chaotic streets of Mogadishu, Marian Haji Abdi Guled felt a fragile cocktail of joy and dread.

Monégasque solidarity groups met with the government to review humanitarian projects in health, education, food security, and youth. Addressing challenges from conflict and climate disasters, they collaborate with local partners on schools, hospitals, and businesses. #Monaco #HumanitarianAid #GlobalDevelopment #InternationalCooperation

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An analyst explores how global development's tech tools and processes are falling short, and calls for an entirely new digital architecture.

SYDNEY, September 21 (IPS) - The UN General Assembly will soon vote – most likely favourably – on Bangladesh’s request to postpone the country’s graduation from the UN’s Least Developed Country (LDC) category, currently scheduled for November this year. The request for a 3-year extension was endorsed by the ECOSOC following the recommendation of the UN’s Committee for Development Policy (CDP).

NAIROBI, Kenya, September 18 (IPS) - For the young women I met through Global Give Back Circle’s HER Lab in Kenya, displacement was not the end of ambition. It had interrupted school, separated families from stability, and narrowed the choices available to them. But it had not erased their hopes. What they wanted was not pity. They wanted skills, work, confidence and the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity.