Qahir Dhanani, managing director and partner at Boston Consulting Group, reflects on development finance’s turbulent year, where he sees momentum building, and what the evolution of cross-sector partnerships means for 2026 and beyond.

Through its partnership with Sanofi’s Global Health Unit, the health-tech startup Kasha is demonstrating how to sustainably treat NCDs in LMICs. Kasha’s CEO and founder, Joanna Bichsel, explains what they’ve accomplished and how to maintain momentum.

Mark Viso, the CEO and president of Food for the Hungry, reflects on the importance of maintaining U.S. support in fighting hunger and malnutrition, and the organization’s approach to building resilience for lasting impact.

How can cross-sector collaboration and innovative financing models help close the breast cancer treatment gap in LMICs such as Tanzania? The Pfizer Foundation’s Darren Back explains.

A Q&A with Rosie Haslem, director of the experience-focused strategy design collective Streetsense, as part of our Wise Words interview series with leading figures in the sustainable innovation space.

The director of Ekkist on how his own personal experience dealing with mental health shaped his career and approach to designing spaces.

An interview with Maggie Grout, founder of the Thinking Huts non-profit, on how sustainable and humanitarian-driven technology can help solve our global education crisis.

I edited and designed this report to promote Re_Set, a boutique London consultancy and partner of Springwise, as well as the profile of Re_Set's founder, James Bidwell.