Developments is DAI’s newsletter. News and feature articles, opinion pieces, and interviews highlight DAI projects and offer insight into global development issues of the day.
Investment in tackling illicit finance is an important mechanism to protect donor countries from threats. Here, we share three lessons learned from the Tackling Illicit Financial Flows (TIFF) project that demonstrate the importance of thinking and working politically for sustainable impact.
anne brady, naomi somerville-large, james naughton
10 days ago | 5 min read
Can financial services and the broader financial market ecosystem help build climate resilience among marginalised communities? Our new paper explores how the application of innovative financing models, the development of digital ecosystems, and institutional collaboration are building resilience.
21 days ago | 11 min read
The U.S. data center market presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for local governments to attract investment and shape how it advances long-term community priorities. We’ve developed a four-part strategy for maximizing benefits on all sides.
Government-Run Digital Tools to Combat Corruption: Can They Work?
Maksym klyuchar , Miriam stankovich
#MindTheGap: How Catalytic Funding Mobilized $1 Billion for Clean Energy, and Resilient Agriculture
Sharon donofrio , Kristin kelly-jangraw
Building Domestic Offshore Wind Supply Chains Key to U.S. Climate and Energy Security Goals
Centering Citizens: USAID Governance Project Builds Up Systems to Support Citizen Voices in Iraq
Digital Finance Is Growing Ethiopia’s Economy by Banking the Unbanked, Including Refugees
Synthesizing the Sensitive: Lessons from a Political Economy Analysis in a Closed Environment