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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.

Humanitarian organizations operate in increasingly complex and hazardous environments, particularly where armed conflict persists. Monitoring and evaluation serve as crucial functions to assess aid...

Evaluating the impact of development projects has become increasingly sophisticated, driven by the integration of new methodologies, technologies, and participatory approaches. Traditional methods, while...

International non-governmental organizations (INGOs) play a pivotal role in fostering global development by partnering with local civil society organizations (CSOs). These partnerships are critical...

In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, shifting socio-economic landscapes, and complex global challenges, the necessity of implementable proposals and strategies cannot be...

The field of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) has undergone significant transformation with the advent of new technologies and the proliferation of data-driven decision-making practices....

Monitoring the impacts of climate change is an essential step in understanding the extent of the crisis and developing effective strategies to mitigate and...

In the dynamic and complex world of international development, organizations face constant challenges in addressing systemic issues like poverty, education, health inequities, and climate...