Proximate • Repairing Development

The international development sector is facing a reckoning.

This series explores how global aid and philanthropy can move beyond top-down, foreign-led interventions to truly center local leadership.

Drawing inspiration from recent discussions on the future of aid, we investigate emerging models that replace outdated paradigms and envision a decolonized development landscape.

Column Introducing: Repairing Development by Isabelle Clérié A new column for Proximate on community philanthropy and asset-based community development Isabelle Clérié

Column Want Effective Philanthropy? Look to the Global South The debate around a recent SSIR cover story misses the global perspective Isabelle Clérié

Repairing Development: The Beautiful Curse Who Owns Impact?

Column The Beautiful Curse: Who Owns Impact?Donors bring an investment mindset to development. That needs to change Isabelle Clérié

Repairing Development: The Story of the Half-Built Road

Column The Story of the Half-Built Road Three lessons from a human-based approach to development Isabelle Clérié

What Loss & Damage Funds Can Learn from Scotland’s Prototype

Analysis What Loss & Damage Funders Can Learn from Scotland’s Prototype Our series Loss & Damage explores what it would look like to localize climate funding Jessica Newfield

Column The Future of The Localisation Agenda Are we progressing or digressing? A new column by Vincent Mwangi Vincent Mwangi

Column Out of Tune and Out of Time! The Harmful Stereotypes of ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’The song reflects a past era of development that led to decades of error Vincent Mwangi

Column The Future of The Localisation Agenda Are we progressing or digressing? A new column by Vincent Mwangi Vincent Mwangi

Column Want Effective Philanthropy? Look to the Global South The debate around a recent SSIR cover story misses the global perspective Isabelle Clérié

Column The Beautiful Curse: Who Owns Impact?Donors bring an investment mindset to development. That needs to change Isabelle Clérié

Column The Story of the Half-Built Road Three lessons from a human-based approach to development Isabelle Clérié

Column Introducing: Repairing Development by Isabelle Clérié A new column for Proximate on community philanthropy and asset-based community development Isabelle Clérié

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Proximate is an independent media platform covering movements for participatory problem-solving. We look at the news through the lens of money: how it’s given away, how it’s invested, and how it’s distributed by government.
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