by Meredith Husar
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April 9, 2020
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GDI News
In response to the global COVID-19 crisis, the Global Development Incubator (GDI) and the Institute for Transformative Technologies (ITT) have launched a partnership to curate, design and promote effective solutions to the COVID response in low-income countries. This...
by Meredith Husar
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March 10, 2020
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GDI News, Initiatives in the News
Women of the World Endowment (WoWE), an early-stage initiative incubated by GDI, has launched a global challenge with UN Women to increase financial commitments to initiatives focused on financing Sustainable Development Goal 5 — gender equality. The objective of the...
by Meredith Husar
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January 15, 2020
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GDI News, Initiatives in the News
The Global Digital Health Index (GDHI) — an interactive digital resource that tracks, monitors, and evaluates the use of digital technology for health across countries — is now available in 4 additional languages: Arabic, French, Portuguese, and Spanish. The GDHI...
by Meredith Husar
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November 22, 2019
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BIG IDEAS, GDI News, Publications
Leapfrog to Value is an early-stage health initiative incubated by GDI that is building a coalition around value-based care. Value-based care aligns patients, payers, and providers around a common goal: achieving the best health outcomes at the best cost. By embracing...
by Meredith Husar
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November 7, 2019
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AgEnterprise, AGRICULTURE, BIG IDEAS, GDI News, Publications
ISF Advisors and the Mastercard Foundation’s Rural and Agricultural Finance Learning Lab (the Lab) — both initiatives currently housed at Global Development Incubator (GDI) — have released their latest rural and agricultural finance state of the sector report:...
by Meredith Husar
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July 26, 2019
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GDI News, Initiatives in the News, Uncategorized
The world’s urban population is increasing — most rapidly in low and middle income countries. In order to meet Sustainable Development Goal 11 — to make cities more sustainable, resilient, inclusive and safe — governments will need to develop more urban...
