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Ivory Coast government teams up with Israeli firm to fund dedicated heart surgery hub

Shafi Musaddique 20 July 2023

Ivory Coast’s government has teamed up with Israeli-owned consultancy firm Mitrelli Group to fund and develop heart surgery healthcare in the West African nation, with a new $4.7 million initiative over the next five years.  …

Senegal to host conferences dedicated to “new era” of African philanthropy 

Shafi Musaddique 19 July 2023

Senegal is set to host two philanthropy conferences.   The 4th African Philanthropy Conference (2nd-4th August) and 2nd African Philanthropy Academic Conference (July 31 to August 1) are scheduled to take place in Dakar, Senegal’s …

What does it truly take for funders to nurture equitable systems change?

Don Gips, Lija McHugh Farnham, Emma Nothmann and Kevin Crouch 14 July 2023

In mission-driven circles, systems-change work – which is focused on the root causes of problems – is sometimes treated like an unattainable dream. But it doesn’t have to be. In studying successful equitable social-change efforts …

We must be continuously strengthening the ecosystem of African philanthropy: Jackie Asiimwe, CivSource Africa

1 Andrew Milner 12 July 2023

Alliance in collaboration with WINGS has been commissioned by Propel Philanthropy to conduct a 10 part interview series on the work of Social Impact Infrastructure Organisations and the benefits they bring to the sector. This …

The struggle for abortion justice and decolonisation of our bodies

Aditi Pinto, Laura Vergara, Mariana González Cedraro, Marevic Parcon, Nicky Spencer Coker and Verónica Cruz Sánchez 4 July 2023

The struggle for reproductive justice has been at the forefront of much activism recently – especially in the year after the U.S. Supreme Court decision restricted abortion rights in America. Yet this struggle is not …

Decolonizing knowledge in philanthropy: what does it mean?

Shama Dossa, Clara Desalvo and Boikanyo Modungwa 28 June 2023

Why should funders adopt decolonising frameworks and practices?   Obsolete strategies to Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL) have worked to erase the voice of girls, women, Indigenous people, LGBTQI+ (and other marginalised groups) from the …

Pan-African and Feminist Philanthropies Initiative launches with goal to raise $1bn in 10 years

Alliance magazine 24 June 2023

TrustAfrica and Urgent Action Fund-Africa, together with Coalition for Dialogue on Africa, have partnered to launch the Pan-African and Feminist Philanthropies Initiative. The Initiative aims to mobilise massive new resources for pan-African and feminist philanthropic …

Fund it like you mean it: Resourcing African movements for success and sustainability

Onyonge Mengo 19 June 2023

Africa and its ‘family values’… The state of LGBTIQ movements in Africa for the past year or so has been hanging by a thread… a wet rayon thread. From Ghana’s Promotion of proper human sexual rights …

Infrastructure is invisible, but critical for systems change: Rose Maruru, EPIC-Africa

Alliance magazine 12 June 2023

Alliance in collaboration with WINGS has been commissioned by Propel Philanthropy to conduct a 10 part interview series on the work of Social Impact Infrastructure Organisations and the benefits they bring to the sector. Over …