Development finance
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Walt Macnee, vice chair at MasterCard, talks frankly about how the relationship between the private sector and NGOs has become less acrimonious
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Eight months on from the Addis Ababa Action Agenda being signed, what’s next for development finance? A panel of experts share their thoughts
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Join a panel 1-3pm GMT on Thursday 3 March to discuss alternative ways to raise money for development projects
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Where will the ‘billions to trillions’ of dollars needed for the sustainable development goals come from? Our expert panel suggest funding methods
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What new funding models will help accelerate progress towards the sustainable development goals? Join an expert panel on Thursday 21 January from 1-3pm GMT to discuss
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With both systems under huge pressure and facing new challenges, is it finally time to reshape the aid financing model?
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Global goals: a chance to hold power accountable and to disrupt
Dhananjayan SriskandarajahIf we use them right, the SDGs will be fantastic tools to empower and enable
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How can impact evaluations actually be helpful? These top tips will save development professionals time, energy and money
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Our expert panel suggest how the EU can lead by example and contribute to global poverty and inequality reduction
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Join an expert panel on 4 June, 1–3pm BST, to discuss the EU’s role in the post-2015 agenda and financing for development
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Amplify is the UK’s Department for International Development’s attempt to bring a truly innovative and collaborative approach to aid. Will it work?
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With the sustainable development goals and a climate deal coming up this year our panel say how to make the most of this once-in-a-generation opportunity
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Former AusAid senior executive Robin Davies says a massive reduction in funding to Indonesia might be the least worst scenario following cuts to the Australian aid budget
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Research from anti-corruption group Global Financial Integrity shows that prevention is the best cure for the $1tn a year that is stolen from the developing world. Eliza Anyangwe reports
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A proposal offering small island states debt relief to pay for climate change adaptation merges legitimate and illegitimate debt, writes Karl Mathiesen
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The financial crisis showed that developed world banking models are not indestructible, should they be used in the global south? Richard Kozul-Wright reports
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In India, disabled people are excluded from microfinance due to ill thought out systems. How can we change attitudes?
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As Norway gives $150m to Liberia to fight illegal logging, Katherine Purvis asks whether aid should have a conservation catch
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Can the economic alternatives deliver on their promises? We hear from our panel
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