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Updates

Beirut blast: donors urged to give locally and think long-term

Philanthropy set to play long-term role in Beirut recovery, as emergency aid funding tapers off.

Updates

Lockdown schooling threatens to widen education gap

Online learning presents an opportunity to rethink education, but in the short-term, vulnerable pupils could be left behind.

In-depth

From the ashes

Driven and bright, Palestine’s youth are its future. As Palestine marks 50 years of occupation, we meet the people hoping to write a new story for the generations to come.

In-depth Issue 16

Paying for success

Impact bonds raise private money to help good causes. Can they help reshape development financing in the Middle East?

Updates

UAE fund backs refugee education with new grants

Fund created by Emirati philanthropist Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair confirms third round of grants in support of displaced youth.

Updates

Dimming outlook for youth across the Middle East

Annual survey finds young Arabs are hungry for progress – socially, politically and economically – with widening gap between rich and poorer countries.

In-depth

Building back: how Beirut mobilised after the blast

The Beirut port explosion devastated the city. It also revealed new ways of funding and mobilising emergency response.

Updates

Refugee organisations get $24.3m funding boost

The Larsen Lam ICONIQ Impact Award supports calls to localise aid funding and increase direct support to frontline organisations.

Insights

How philanthropy can support humanitarian response

Strategic partnerships are key to meeting both immediate and long-term needs in crisis situations, writes Ourania Dionysiou, vice-president of International Philanthropy and Partnerships at the International Rescue Committee (IRC).

Spotlight

Refugees across the region brace for winter amid rising fuel and food prices

The UN’s refugee agency launches $250m appeal to support the most vulnerable families during the coldest three months of the year.

Podcasts

War surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah on working in Gaza

War surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah talks about his recent experience in Gaza and explains why he’s set up a foundation to help Palestinian children get medical treatment.

Podcasts

The war on Gaza's children

This is a special episode, recorded in solidarity with the people of Palestine, featuring an interview with Steve Sosebee, the founder and president of the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF).

Lebanon

Beirut blast: donors urged to give locally and think long-term

Lockdown schooling threatens to widen education gap

From the ashes

Paying for success

UAE fund backs refugee education with new grants

Dimming outlook for youth across the Middle East

Building back: how Beirut mobilised after the blast

Refugee organisations get $24.3m funding boost

How philanthropy can support humanitarian response

Refugees across the region brace for winter amid rising fuel and food prices

War surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah on working in Gaza

The war on Gaza's children

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