In recent years, impact investing (investing done with the intention of generating social impact alongside financial returns) has become a top trend in development finance. Given the growing shortage of funds for development assistance, could impact investment be the next generation solution for financing global development?
The latest Donor Tracker Insights article explores the role of impact investing in development finance, particularly its role in leveraging funding for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This WHO report assesses the environment in which progress under the Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health is to be tracked. It examines methodology, data availability, and accountability frameworks, and provides recommendations that will lead to the most meaningful outcomes for women, children and adolescents everywhere.

Commissioned by Plan International Germany, this report analyzed the German government's commitments to strengthening the rights of girls within its development assistance for education. 

SEEK, together with Policy Cures, developed this research report to assess EU funding to poverty-related and neglected diseases (PRND). Despite being the third-largest public funder of neglected disease R&D, the report finds that the EU's past investments have not been as effective as they could be, and offers recommendations for future improvements to its funding strategy.