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Check out Janeen Madan Keller's insights on tuberculosis vaccines, as referenced in NPR.

As world leaders gather at COP29 to chart a path forward on financing efforts to address the global climate crisis, one critical issue demands their attention: the chronic underfunding of climate adaptation in low-income, low-emission countries.

Ken Opalo makes a case for African states to embrace the deliberate pursuit of modernity and structural socio-economic change (and learn from China's experience while at it)

Negotiations on a new climate finance goal are stuck. There has been little progress on the two biggest issues: how big should the goal be, and who should pay. This matters. COP29—the last before countries commit to new targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions in updated Nationally Determined Co...

The global health landscape is more fragmented than ever. A growing number of organizations and initiatives has created an overly complex system for health financing that is overburdening countries. Further, the system is proving increasingly unsustainable amidst constrained budgets that are unable ...

Check out CGD experts' research on climate change, as referenced in MSN.

Europe finds itself at both a geopolitical and fiscal crossroads. It must meet the demands of the new world order, address unfolding conflict and humanitarian crises across the globe, tackle the climate crisis and invest in its partner countries. But its finances are inadequate to deal with the mult...

I’ve been reading Amartya Sen’s The Idea of Justice recently (and slowly). It’s my wife’s copy, signed by the great man himself. In it, he continually returns to the argument that in choosing arrangements that affect justice and fairness in the world we must take consideration of the views of those ...