New Agreements Aim to Make Lowest-Priced AIDS Drugs and Diagnostics Available to Hundreds of Thousands of Patients Throughout the Developing World.The Global Fund, the World Bank, UNICEF and the Clinton…
This originally appeared in Harvest Plus on July 31, 2020. In a summary of results from the World Bank-funded Agriculture Productivity Project for Southern Africa (APPSA), the Bank highlights the…
The 2016 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting will convene global leaders in philanthropy, business, government, and civil society on September 19-21, in New York City. The full Annual Meeting agenda…
President Barack Obama to Address Opening SessionMore than 60 Current and Former Heads of State, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, U.S. Secretary…
For Immediate Release: September 19, 2022 Contact: press@clintonfoundation.org STARTING TODAY: Leaders Across Business, Government, and Civil Society Convene for the Return of CGI Watch the program live, September 19-20,…
[commitment-title title='Summary'] In September 2006, Standard Chartered Bank made a commitment to the establishment of a $500,000,000 Microfinance Facility over a five-year period. Standard Chartered will provide development organizations and…
[commitment-title title='Summary'] In 2013, the World Bank Group committed to launching the Low-Carbon Livable Cities Initiative, which aims to catalyze action towards low-carbon economies in the largest 300 cities in…
[commitment-title title='Summary'] In 2005, RESULTS and the RESULTS Educational Fund committed to press for increased US and multilateral resources for basic education and the elimination of school fees, thus ensuring…
[commitment-title title='Summary'] In 2012, World Pulse commited to directly training 35 grassroots women to become citizen journalists and 'Advanced Trainers' on the World Pulse platform. These women will each then…
This originally appeared in TIME on March 26, 2020. Not many people were getting on airplanes in the U.S. on March 12, and even fewer were heading for the Grand…
