Sustainability Backsliding Doesn’t Have to Mean Back to Square One
How companies are responding to US policy changes and what they should do instead
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How companies are responding to US policy changes and what they should do instead
We need to design for what African governments can do and will pay for.
Food pantries across the United States are experiencing rising demand and shrinking resources. Guests in this episode discuss these challenges, US public policy to alleviate hunger, and how donors can support food pantries and anti-hunger organizations in a time of increased need and economic uncertainties. A sponsored podcast developed with the support of DAFgiving360
Just a few years ago, philanthropy showed what it could be at its best: nimble, coordinated, unusually brave. This time, facing the sudden slashing of foreign aid, the cavalry is quieter.
Mass mobilization to combat authoritarianism dates back millennia. New methods can harness the power of the people and advance causes for justice.
The nonprofit sector and its philanthropic supporters still too often overlook the most effective pathway to exponential impact.
Data-driven decision-making has become central to education in India. While data provides invaluable insights, using it to shape policy is not without its risks.
How collaboratives can accelerate government initiatives to eliminate preventable global health problems, as seen in the case of Reaching the Last Mile Fund’s impact on a neglected tropical disease and the Beginnings Fund’s aim to increase maternal-newborn survival.
How the Bama Works Fund mobilized private, public, and philanthropic capital to transform public housing
To close the digital divide, we need a capital market that powers community broadband.