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In-depth Issue 15

Ten trends to watch

Philanthropy is coming of age in the Middle East, as donors increasingly seek out more strategic ways to give. Here's our pick of the trends to watch over the next 10 years.

Insights Issue 16

Creating a wired world

Universal internet access should be a central pillar of efforts to build back better after Covid-19, writes Adrian Lovett, CEO of the World Wide Web Foundation.

Insights

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

As humanitarian crises morph into developmental dilemmas, Sonia Ben Jaafar says we need to think longer term and more holistically about how we respond.

Insights

The triple planetary crisis: why we need nature-based solutions

UNEP executive director, Inger Andersen, on why investing in nature-based solutions is key to sustainable development.

In-depth

The time is now

As the UAE hosts COP28, we make the case for why philanthropy needs to act on climate change.

Insights Issue 15

Global challenges need global solutions

Erna Solberg and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo believe the SDGs could be building blocks for a better, post-pandemic future.

Interviews Issue 16

Hayat Sindi believes science and technology could unleash a new wave of progress in the world’s poorest Muslim nations. She tells Philanthropy Age how the Islamic Development Bank plans to lead the charge.

Insights

Malnutrition matters

Simon Bishop and Taimur Hadi from The Power of Nutrition on why the world needs to act now to prevent a looming malnutrition crisis.

Interviews

Shooting for the moon

Hong Kong philanthropist James Chen on catalytic giving and taking risks.

Podcasts

Climate change and food insecurity: what can philanthropy do?

Former WFP boss Catherine Bertini, Dr Alok Ranjan from the Power of Nutrition, and Dr Guyo Roba, head of JOFESA (Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action) on what philanthropy can do to fight hunger, malnutrition.

Podcasts

Will we ever achieve gender equality?

Elizabeth Tanya Masiyiwa and Neera Nundy discuss global progress towards gender goals and outline how so-called gender lens philanthropy is looking to accelerate equality efforts amid growing headwinds.

SDGs

Ten trends to watch

Creating a wired world

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

The triple planetary crisis: why we need nature-based solutions

The time is now

Global challenges need global solutions

The science of progress

Malnutrition matters

Shooting for the moon

Climate change and food insecurity: what can philanthropy do?

Will we ever achieve gender equality?

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