Google.org, the charitable arm of the technology company, will no longer support efforts to help entrepreneurs in poor regions of the world as part of changes in its international-development work.

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Technological advancements are transforming every sector of the global economy, opening the way for governments, businesses, and individuals to drastically reframe how they engage with one another.

Agencies with direct international development programs and investments and those that participate in multilateral entities shall work together with science and security agencies and entities, through ...

(WASHINGTON) — The State Department is taking over programs previously run by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in a move officials say will restructure U.S. foreign assistance and ...

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More than one year since massive foreign aid cuts and the eventual closure of the U.S. Agency for International Development, Oxfam outlines what USAID did and the ripple effects of losing it. U.S.

As leaders from around the world gathered in Seville, Spain, at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4) to discuss how to finance sustainable economic development, a ...

The State Department took a step toward absorbing U.S. Agency of International Development programs last week when it told Congress it would dissolve the agency and outlined its vision for ...

Foreword / M. Taghi Farvar and John P. Milton -- Introduction to the conference / Russell E. Train -- Summary of the conference / Barry Commoner -- I. Health and nutritional consequences of selected ...

In 2021, global organizations spent upwards of $61 billion on leadership-development programs. That number is forecasted to balloon to nearly $180 billion over the next 10 years. Yet many leaders ...