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On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s Humanitarian and Resilience Investing Initiative’s Frontier Markets Impact Meeting in Geneva, Devex teamed up with Radio Davos for a special podcast episode. The conversation was cohosted by Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar and Radio Davos host Robin Pomeroy.
Driven by shrinking government aid and escalating global needs, the global development sector is facing serious financing headwinds — a financial shock wave comparable to the 2008 crisis.
These changes are fundamentally altering the global development architecture, forcing a pivot away from reliance on official development assistance.
To maintain progress, the discussion highlighted the crucial need to mobilize private capital and build trust-based, sustainable financial systems.
To explore these critical shifts, they sat down with Carla Haddad Mardini, director of UNICEF's private fundraising and partnerships, and Julienne Oyler, CEO of Inkomoko.
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Driven by shrinking government aid and escalating global needs, the global development sector is facing serious financing headwinds — a financial shock wave comparable to the 2008 crisis.
These changes are fundamentally altering the global development architecture, forcing a pivot away from reliance on official development assistance.
To maintain progress, the discussion highlighted the crucial need to mobilize private capital and build trust-based, sustainable financial systems.
To explore these critical shifts, they sat down with Carla Haddad Mardini, director of UNICEF's private fundraising and partnerships, and Julienne Oyler, CEO of Inkomoko.
Sign up to the Devex Newswire and our other newsletters.
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On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s Humanitarian and Resilience Investing Initiative’s Frontier Markets Impact Meeting in Geneva, Devex teamed up with Radio Davos for a special podcast episode. The conversation was cohosted by Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar and Radio Davos host Robin Pomeroy.
Driven by shrinking government aid and escalating global needs, the global development sector is facing serious financing headwinds — a financial shock wave comparable to the 2008 crisis.
These changes are fundamentally altering the global development architecture, forcing a pivot away from reliance on official development assistance.
To maintain progress, the discussion highlighted the crucial need to mobilize private capital and build trust-based, sustainable financial systems.
To explore these critical shifts, they sat down with Carla Haddad Mardini, director of UNICEF's private fundraising and partnerships, and Julienne Oyler, CEO of Inkomoko.
Sign up to the Devex Newswire and our other newsletters.
Driven by shrinking government aid and escalating global needs, the global development sector is facing serious financing headwinds — a financial shock wave comparable to the 2008 crisis.
These changes are fundamentally altering the global development architecture, forcing a pivot away from reliance on official development assistance.
To maintain progress, the discussion highlighted the crucial need to mobilize private capital and build trust-based, sustainable financial systems.
To explore these critical shifts, they sat down with Carla Haddad Mardini, director of UNICEF's private fundraising and partnerships, and Julienne Oyler, CEO of Inkomoko.
Sign up to the Devex Newswire and our other newsletters.
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