A version of this post, co-authored by Carmen Revenga, originally appeared on National Geographic NewsWatch. Today, Chile is a global example for good near-shore fisheries management. The emblematic Chilean abalone, and …
Over the past seven years, The Rockefeller Foundation has supported the goal of universal health coverage (UHC) and, as part of that initiative, we've proudly supported work on the monitoring …
"Now is the time to capitalize on the growing momentum toward health for all."
Last Monday, The Rockefeller Foundation hosted a meeting called "Delivering on Universal Health Coverage: Why the Time …
Cross posted from 100ResilientCities.org The city mayors and state governors of this world are a special breed. They need to be hard-driving, but still able to balance toughness with compassion. They …
"During one flood, I lost between 300 and 400 orange trees, depriving my family of a large amount of income. When the roads would erode, we weren't even able to …
"If global philanthropy is to prosper and achieve great things in the future, the sector must dramatically change the way it views, deploys, and invests in people and talent."
Last October, …
A version of this post also appeared on The Everest Group blog. This blog is the second in a series of three on impact sourcing. In my first post, I gave …
In the wake of the Great Recession, the longstanding challenges faced by young American job-seekers reached a peak, with unemployment rates for 16-24 year olds hitting over 19 percent. Yet …
"The Rockefeller Foundation is investing more than a half-billion dollars in helping all types of communities, but cities in particular, build economic, social and climate resilience."
As I mentioned in yesterday's …