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    How to Invest Responsibly in Africa

    Devex International Development Oct 25, 2017

    For many developing countries, building a skilled workforce is one of the greatest challenges. In a digital age where an increasing number of traditional jobs are being replaced with technology,…

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    George Soros’ $18 Billion Gift to Open Society Foundations

    Impact Alpha Oct 24, 2017

    The hedge-fund billionaire and a global advocate has transferred $18 billionin assets to his long-time philanthropy. With the gift, to be distributed over several years, the foundation becomes the second largest…

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    Change and Challenge Beyond the Headlines at the United Nations Foundation

    United Nations Foundation Oct 24, 2017

    The start of the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in September was a sobering reminder of the immense suffering taking place in our world; it was also…

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    Do You Know all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals?

    Philanthropy Women Oct 24, 2017

    Do you know all 17 of the sustainable development goals adopted by the UN in January of 2016?  If so, good for you. I decided it was time to do…

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    The Future for China’s Charity Day

    Medium Oct 23, 2017

    As China’s civil society expanded in the early 2000s and philanthropy flourished in the years after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, non-governmental charities operated in an evolving policy gray zone until…

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    Worldwide Education Funding is Critical for Public Schools

    Devex Oct 20, 2017

    Devex spoke to Winnie Byanyima, the head of Oxfam International, after she took part in a panel session organized during the annual World Bank/IMF meetings in Washington, D.C. recently. The…

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    UN Sustainable Development Goals Off to a Slow Start?

    The Straits Times Oct 18, 2017

    Ambitious global goals aimed at ending poverty and inequality by 2030 are moving more slowly than expected and would struggle to get approval from United Nations members if put to…

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    Ensuring Land Protection for Indigenous People

    Devex Oct 18, 2017

    Over half the world’s land is lived on and managed using customary and traditional systems. Yet indigenous peoples and local communities have formal, legal ownership of just 10 percent of…

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    Women’s Rights in Crisis

    Global Envision Oct 18, 2017

    The world’s leading family planning funder, the United States, has stalled all funding to the UNFPA and threatens to eliminate global aid directed at family planning and global health. An…

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    International Humanitarian Access to Rakhine State, Myanmar Must Be Permitted

    Doctors Without Borders Oct 16, 2017

    International humanitarian organizations—including international staff—must be granted immediate, independent, and unfettered access to people in Rakhine state, Myanmar, to alleviate massive humanitarian needs in the region, said the international medical humanitarian…

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    New Innovative Finance Tools Aim to Boost Eye Health Care

    Devex Oct 16, 2017

    Two new financing mechanisms aim to inject private capital and creativity into reducing preventable blindness in developing countries. We are going to have to think very creatively if we are…

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    How to Stage a Medical Intervention in a War-Torn Country

    Asian Philanthropy Forum Oct 15, 2017

    Myanmar, also known as Burma, has the unfortunate distinction of being home to the world’s longest-running civil war. For over sixty years, the Myanmar military and various ethnic groups have…

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