As aid cuts from the U.S., U.K., and other European countries bite, European Union institutions must lead reform and fill the funding gap in global development.

Development assistance programmes are confronting major setbacks, most recently with the tumultuous situation unfolding at USAID, where we’ve seen unprecedented moves from the new U.S. administration to pause most foreign aid programmes, with devastating consequences.

Having just arrived in #Bhutan I'm sharing some personal, uncropped thoughts on the #USAID turmoil #USAIDstopworkorder, with the hope that those infinitely…

A coalition of investors, development bodies, donors and foundations can together address systemic barriers to finance that hold back frontier markets.

A coalition of investors, development bodies, donors and foundations can together address systemic barriers to finance that hold back frontier markets.

Simon O’Connell is chief executive of SNV Netherlands Development Organisation, and Jean Van Wetter is chief executive of the Belgian development agency Enabel Working towards sustainability and shar...

Listen here to a collection of occasional podcasts from the The New Humanitarian.

Splits are already emerging over tariffs, China, and Russia sanctions.

The IPC is meant to sound alarms that direct food aid to crisis spots. But the watchdog struggles to operate in areas of conflict – the main driver of hunger.

The pastoralist populations of the Sahel are vulnerable to conflict, climate change and migration. Could a stakeholder capitalist approach aid recovery?

Another cliffhanger climate conference achieves a kind of progress

Depuis avril 2023, l’est du Tchad a accueilli plus de 930 000 personnes fuyant la guerre au Soudan voisin, engendrant une crise humanitaire sans précédent. Le gouvernement tchadien et ses partenaires devraient mobiliser un soutien économique d’urgence pour la région et prévenir les violences communautaires.

Multilateral action has proven resilient before, and it must do so again

YouTube video by SNV