• Why philanthropy may not be the fix everyone wants it to be

    INTERVIEW: The OECD's Priscilla Boiardi on why philanthropy isn't replacing vanishing aid money, and why the countries with the least data may be giving the most.

  • Can the business of climate security drive peace in the Middle East?

    EcoPeace Middle East aims to deliver stability to the region through private investment in climate security projects, but the organisation's directors believe impact investors are too risk-averse to support its work.

  • 'How do we make these unbankable climate solutions bankable?'

    Five years after India and China forced COP26 to soften to “phase down” on coal, climate change activists tell Pioneers Post the fight has quietly moved to adaptation money – and the storms battering Asia's coastlines aren't waiting for it to be settled.

  • Pride is over – will social investors ensure the work continues?

    OPINION: At a time when anti-rights movements are growing stronger, why is social investment not yet kicking in at scale to help build a more sustainable LGBTQI movement?

  • Asia's impact network tells its own billionaires to step up

    In Delhi for the first time, Asia's largest philanthropy and impact investment network says that despite the region's 1,000+ billionaires, its biggest challenge is the lack of Asian money.

  • ‘Young people are gaining a stronger voice in corporate decision-making’

    OPINION: Corporate decision-making typically privileges knowledge and length of service. But this model is under pressure as young people call for more influence over decisions which affect their futures, says Kate Robertson.

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The Impact World this Week: 17 July 2026

This week: Church of England’s £100m fund to address slavery link faces legal challenge, the GIIN’s CEO and co-founder Amit Bouri to step down, new report shows enterprise activities can help charities be more resilient, and more.