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Interview 2 Charles Keidan 6 March 2018

Interview: Antonis Schwarz of the Guerrilla Foundation

What happens when a young man inherits a fortune but then uses his inheritance to challenge the systems which created it in the first place? We may be about to find out. The sale of …

Analysis Andrew Milner 6 March 2018

Foundations at scale

What do we mean by scaling up interventions? The Alliance website uses the following definition: ‘The ability to expand programmes, projects or ideas in collaboration with other foundations and/or government, business and civil society.’ The …

Opinion Virgil Haden-Pawlowski 2 March 2018

Asian philanthropy and the Doing Good Index

Imagine this: a future for Asia where everyone can achieve their potential and live in prosperity, free from risks to their health or the destitution of poverty. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set ambitious targets …

Analysis Emily Hurley 19 February 2018

New WINGS report discusses trends and diversity of global philanthropy

Philanthropy development and infrastructure body, The Worldwide Initiatives for Grantmaker Support (WINGS) has published a landmark report – The Global Landscape of Philanthropy – assessing trends and challenges within global philanthropy, and highlighting the full …

News 1 Alliance magazine 16 February 2018

Ex-politician to lead major Dutch foundation Porticus

Former Dutch cabinet minister Melanie Schultz van Haegen is to become the new CEO of Porticus, the foundation of the Brenninkmeijer family – one of the largest in the Netherlands. Schultz is due to assume …

Opinion India Development Review 14 February 2018

The predicament of strategic philanthropy

Strategic philanthropy was born a generation ago to challenge the prevailing orthodoxies of philanthropy over the past century. Moving beyond traditional notions of giving back and charity, strategic philanthropy believes the way to create change …

Opinion Yvonne Trask and Tony Paine 13 February 2018

Nine conversations to be a part of

There are at least nine conversations which Philanthropy New Zealand sees happening internationally and locally as philanthropists and grantmakers think about the challenges of doing more and doing better. What’s your take on these crucial …

Opinion 4 Jonah Wittkamper 7 February 2018

Cryptocurrencies, global governance and our collective future

A cryptocurrency tied to world democracy, sustainability and poverty alleviation could save the world.  The bitcoin rise decentralizes power and represents a shift in loyalties from governments to technology. Millennial enthusiasm for virtual currencies and …

Opinion 2 Helen Mealins and Rick James 6 February 2018

Daring to invest in national consultants to strengthen civil society

Pressure is mounting on the international community to ‘localise’, to move funding and leadership to the level where development really happens. In places where civil society is constantly adapting to new opportunities and threats, access …

Analysis Maria Chertok 1 February 2018

Philanthropy in Russia: an insider’s view

We at CAF Russia are very happy to co-publish our report on philanthropy in Russia together with Philanthropy for Social Justice and Peace (PSJP) and WINGS. We have always strongly believed in the value of benchmarking …