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Insights

Building a legacy

Philanthropy, more than money, can be the tie that binds wealthy families together, writes Andrew Doust.

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.

Spotlight

Treating trauma

Steve Sosebee was so moved by the plight of a young amputee in Palestine, that he set up charity to help thousands of sick children.

Insights

Catalysing impact

Impact investor Suzanne Biegel says it’s time for philanthropists to step up on climate finance and calls for women to be at the heart of the response.

Update

Funding for Asian NGOs falls amid tighter regulations

The Doing Good Index 2022 urges philanthropists and governments to work together to meet Asia’s growing social challenges.

Insights

Being transparent about the power of data

Arab Foundations Forum CEO Naila Farouky makes the case for data and transparency.

Update

Green grants

How a Saudi foundation is creating climate-friendly job opportunities for women and young people.

Insights

Climate change and the rise of infectious disease

Malaria No More’s Kelly Willis on why we need to climate-proof global health systems.

Insights

We need to act now

Thaiba Akhter on why the global community needs to support the people on the frontline of the climate crisis.

Insights

We cannot afford the cost of inaction

Why we need for collective action to tackle the impacts of climate change in conflict-affected countries.

Podcasts

New money

Mosun Layode, Bheki Moyo, and Degan Ali give their views on how development funding and philanthropy in Africa is – and should be – changing.

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Building a legacy

Paying dividends: why we need to invest in education

Treating trauma

Catalysing impact

Funding for Asian NGOs falls amid tighter regulations

Being transparent about the power of data

Green grants

Climate change and the rise of infectious disease

We need to act now

We cannot afford the cost of inaction

New money

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