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The global debt system is increasingly imposing its heaviest costs on those least able to bear them. For low-income countries, particularly in East Africa, debt servicing now competes directly with development priorities.

Evaluating the impact of development projects has become increasingly sophisticated, driven by the integration of new methodologies, technologies, and participatory approaches. Traditional methods, while valuable, often fall short in capturing the full spectrum of outcomes and nuanced changes that projects seek...

In today’s fast-changing and complex global context, the real value of strategies lies in their ability to be implemented. Actionable, evidence-based proposals bridge the gap between theory and practice, transforming ideas into measurable results. By prioritizing feasibility, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement, implementable strategies create lasting value and drive meaningful impact across organizations and communities.

Partner feedback is essential to effective and accountable development. By systematically capturing and using insights from local civil society organizations, INGOs can strengthen partnerships, improve resource allocation, and ensure programmes are responsive to local priorities -maximizing impact and supporting sustainable, locally led change.

The United States’ withdrawal from 66 international organizations marks a decisive break from its long-standing role as a pillar of multilateralism. This move challenges the future of global cooperation and forces a difficult question: can international governance survive when one of its principal architects steps away? What follows may redefine global leadership or expose the limits of collective action in an increasingly divided world.