Elissa Miolene

Nabila Aguele is the Malala Fund's new chief executive, taking the reins of the $16 million organization last month.

A document obtained by Devex illustrates how USDA plans to run America's flagship hunger program — an initiative that, for the last seven decades, has fed 4 billion people across the world.

Saudi Arabia becomes a top donor at the World Health Organization, and the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency gets a new boss.

USDA's latest tranche of Food for Peace funding targets seven countries, but questions remain about which nations were chosen and why.

The State Department's foreign assistance head said the U.S. would continue funding the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs "year after year."

The U.S. announces a $1.8 billion second tranche of funding for the U.N. humanitarian coordination agency and USDA opens Food for Peace applications. Plus, global health leaders share some hard truths ahead of WHA79.

Also in this edition: BillionScale bets on global health's future, the Trade Over Aid initiative picks up steam, and a new report analyzes how trust has fractured since USAID collapsed.

The key issues to watch at the U.K.'s Global Partnerships Conference. Plus, at the 79th World Health Assembly, the youth want a seat at the table.

The latest $1.8 billion awarded to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs will not be subject to the Promoting Human Flourishing in Foreign Assistance policy, OCHA has said.

The organizations that walked away with the biggest checks from the Ford Foundation in 2025. Plus, is the Ebola crisis properly funded? And a look inside the IKEA and Airbus foundations’ funding process.