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09/04/2026

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09/03/2026

At Geneva Global, we help you launch, adapt, and deliver measurable results: https://genevaglobal.com/our-expertise/program-design-implementation/

08/26/2026

Translating ambition into effective, impactful giving. We bring expert advice, a human-centered approach, and hands-on ex*****on to help families, foundations, and collaborations reach their giving goals. Learn more here: https://genevaglobal.com/our-expertise/philanthropy-advising-management/

08/25/2026

Exciting to see the conversation around the future of philanthropy continue to evolve. We’re pleased to see Nathaniel Heller’s recent blog on the third wave of philanthropy featured in two new articles:

•Third Wave Philanthropy: Water Water Everywhere by Elaine Stabler in Alliance Magazine: https://www.alliancemagazine.org/analysis/third-wave-philanthropy-water-water-everywhere/

•The $100 Billion Argument, Part 2: What’s Changed in AI Philanthropy Since May by Nick Martin: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/100-billion-argument-part-2-whats-changed-ai-since-may-nick-martin-mtdxc/?trackingId=m36JKDnaTLmRp%2B5YvNt4pA%3D%3D

For the full perspective, read Nathaniel’s original blog: https://genevaglobal.com/blog/surfing-the-third-wave-of-philanthropy-some-practical-guidance/

Every few years, my phone starts buzzing with messages from colleagues outside of professional philanthropy asking excitedly whether I’ve seen “The Next Big Thing” when it comes to manna-from-heaven philanthropic capital. Fifteen years ago, it was, “Did you hear about The Giving Pledge?” A...

08/19/2026

Join Dr. Joshua Muskin, Senior Technical Advisor at Geneva Global, for UNESCO IICBA’s Africa Teachers Webinar Series, Webinar #15: “Accelerated Learning Programmes for Children Out of School and Refugees,” on Thursday, August 20, at 3:00 p.m. EAT (GMT+3).

Register here: https://unesco-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/13ubjCbdRWC8Wj2wra97uw #/registration

08/18/2026

ICYMI: we recently updated our websites. Here's a look at the services we offer across Global Impact Ventures: https://genevaglobal.com/expertise/

08/17/2026

There’s a lot of conversation about a new wave of AI-generated wealth and what it could mean for philanthropy. But will it truly transform the sector?

In this blog, Nathaniel Heller examines the opportunities and shares practical guidance for organizations looking to engage strategically without letting hype drive their decisions: https://genevaglobal.com/blog/surfing-the-third-wave-of-philanthropy-some-practical-guidance/

08/12/2026

An ECHO delegation, together with RISE implementing partners, People in Need (PIN) and Geneva Global (GG), conducted field visits and stakeholder engagements in the EU-funded RISE project implementation areas on 14-17 July, 2026. The mission to the GGE implementation areas in West Wollega focused on reviewing Education in Emergency (EiE) progress, classroom block rehabilitation, water supply, latrine construction and renovation, community engagement, and the integration of formal schools with AEP classes.

In Gimbi Woreda, the team visited Aba Sena Primary School, which serves 111 Accelerated School Readiness (ASR) and Accelerated Education Program (AEP) students. The delegation met with the school administration and Parent-Teacher-Student Associations (PTSA) to discuss project implementation and progress. A stakeholder meeting was also held in Gimbi Town with the Zonal Education Office, women and children affairs Office, and Busa Gonofa (DRM) Office.

The team then visited Biftu Igu Primary School in Nejo Woreda, which serves 73 AEP students and more than 93 households. The delegation met with the school administration and PTSA to learn about the school's activities, community engagement, and the integration of AEP learners into the formal school system.

In Mena Sibu Woreda, the ECHO delegation and implementing partners held a coordination meeting with the Vice Woreda Administrator, Woreda Education Office, Water and Energy Office, Women and Children Office, and Busa Gonofa (DRM) Office, discussing ongoing interventions and strengthening coordination for effective project implementation.

08/05/2026

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07/29/2026

On July 26, 2026, the Leaders in Teaching Ethiopia (LiTE) Program, in collaboration with government institutions, universities, development partners, implementing organizations, school leaders, and professional associations, hosted a stakeholder validation workshop focused on female teachers' career progression, curriculum gaps related to labor market skills, and school leadership best practices.

The workshop strengthened stakeholder buy-in around the research findings and reinforced a shared commitment to advancing gender-responsive leadership, labor market-oriented curricula, and effective school leadership across Ethiopia. H.E. Mrs. Ayelech Eshete, State Minister of Education, emphasized the importance of evidence-based research in strengthening Ethiopia's education system, while Dr. Yohanes Wogasso, Executive Officer for Educational Program and Quality Improvement at the Ministry of Education, encouraged the expansion of successful models to support scale-up efforts nationwide.

Through partnerships, research, and shared learning, LiTE continues to support efforts to strengthen education leadership, improve curriculum relevance, and advance system-level reforms across Ethiopia.

The Leaders in Teaching Ethiopia (LiTE) Program is a five-year initiative by the Mastercard Foundation, implemented by Imagine1day INGO, EDT (Edt), and Geneva Global in collaboration with the Ministry of Education Ethiopia. The Program aims to transform Ethiopia's secondary education into a quality, equitable, and relevant education system that enables students to advance in education and successfully transition into the workforce.