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Greetings from the Inca Trail; UNRWA's critical role in averting famine in Gaza; and a call for the World Bank to pull back on industrial livestock farming.

Climate shocks and economic crises are additional reasons behind the increase in hunger numbers to 282 million people in 59 countries and territories.

USAID will get $5.6 billion from the new bill for humanitarian assistance worldwide.

A sea change is underway, one that recognizes the power of local solutions to global challenges.

For the latest edition of the podcast series, Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar sits down with Ani Dasgupta and Adva Saldinger to provide an update from the World Bank-IMF Spring...

Congressional negotiations have stalled on the $1 trillion bill that governs international food aid programs. Aid groups are butting heads with U.S. farm interest...

The possible changes to U.S. food aid policy have aid groups wondering what the future of critical U.S. programs will look like.

For the latest episode of our podcast series, Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar sits down with Aude Darnal and Colum Lynch to discuss the top global development...

Official development assistance to least developed countries and sub-Saharan Africa rose again last year, OECD figures show — after much-criticized falls in 2022.

Three major trade routes — the Red Sea, Black Sea, and Panama Canal — face simultaneous disruptions due to geopolitical and environmental shocks.