Beyond emergency relief: how innovative finance can deliver lasting solutions Side event | 23 January 2019 07:00 - 08:30 GMT+1 (CEST) This breakfast roundtable explores how impact bonds and other blended finance instruments can help bridge the long-term funding gap. Register
New financing partnerships for humanitarian impact Research reports and studies | January 2019 | Barnaby Willitts-King, Roshni Assomull, John Bryant, Clare McCartney, Tej Dhami and Dominic Llewellyn with Sarah Adamczyk How innovative financing could help to address funding challenges facing the humanitarian system. Downloads
Public finance and development: six things to read in December Insight | 6 December 2018 | Tom Hart Covering Africa’s rising debt; financing infrastructure; tax in Africa; spending in Latin America; targeting spending; and health budget reform. Read and comment
#AdaptDev workshop 3: value for money and adaptive management Workshop | 16 November 2018 09:30 - 12:30 GMT Workshop presenting innovative approaches to value for money (VfM) within adaptive development programmes. Find out more
Africa’s rising debt Conference | 5 - 6 November 2018 This conference explores the challenges of keeping rising public debt in sub-Saharan Africa on a sustainable track. Find out more
Africa's rising debt: how to avoid a new crisis Briefing papers | November 2018 | Shakira Mustapha and Annalisa Prizzon This paper offers an overview of the risks faced by sub-Saharan African countries as they try to keep their debt on a sustainable track. Downloads
African Development Bank's landmark deal opens door to scaling up multilateral lending Insight | 5 October 2018 | Chris Humphrey The AfDB's innovative 'Room2Run' deal marks a first for multilateral development banks. Others must follow if global development goals are to be met. Read and comment
At UNGA, three global leaders call for aid to be better targeted towards the poorest Insight | 25 September 2018 | Marcus Manuel On the first day of UNGA proceedings, the call to redistribute aid to countries least able to finance the end of extreme poverty is gathering momentum. Read and comment
Leaders warning progress too slow: a view from UNGA Comment | 25 September 2018 | Alex Thier The theme of this year’s UN General Assembly seems to be 'a worried world'. We need to turn this anxiety into action to make progress on the SDGs. Read and comment
Four hundred million people will still be living in extreme poverty by 2030 – new report Press release | 14 September 2018 New report says more aid needs to be focussed on the poorest countries if the global goal to end extreme poverty by 2030 is to be achieved Find out more
