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Subscribe to updatesProtracted displacement cannot be financed as a recurring emergency. A new model would tie long-term finance to inclusion reforms and give refugees direct capital.
Read in Displacement Policy’s Perspectives →Meet Sesneica Fernandes from São Tomé and Príncipe, who is now a Mission 300 Fellow in Mozambique’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy.
Watch via The Rockefeller Foundation on LinkedIn →The United States faces increasingly complex global challenges, and the strength of its foreign-affairs institutions depends on the people who serve within them. CoAction Global Executive Director Elizabeth Campbell joined New America’s Future Security Program for a discussion on how to rebuild the foreign affairs workforce.
Watch at New America →Our newsletter includes updates on Mission 300, the Private Sector Humanitarian Alliance, and a transformative solution to protracted refugee situations.
Read more →Desire Wade Atchike, Mission 300 Fellow deployed to Burundi’s Ministry of Energy, participated in the World Bank’s Africa Jobs Dialogue Series to discuss Africa’s energy boom and the future of jobs in the sector — and what drove him to build a career as an energy expert.
Watch at the World Bank →The Rockefeller Foundation connects with CoAction Global Mission 300 Fellows, sharing their experiences deployed across African countries to help governments accelerate progress toward universal energy abundance. Tune in to hear Sharon Matongo’s story about expanding energy access from Zimbabwe to the Ministry of Mines and Energy in Liberia.
Read/Watch at The Rockefeller Foundation →At the start of the World Bank’s Spring Meetings, the World Bank showcases the Mission 300 Fellowship as “Powering the Future.”
Read at the World Bank →With the World Food Program at a turning point, CoAction Global Executive Director Elizabeth Campbell joined Devex and fellow foreign aid experts for a discussion on what’s next for the food assistance agency.
Watch at Devex →A video from The Rockefeller Foundation features Mission 300 Fellow Sharon Matongo on the personal and community impact of her work to transform electricity access.
Watch on LinkedIn →Young energy professionals are being embedded inside government delivery units as part of the push to connect 300 million people in Africa to electricity by 2030.
Read at Devex →In support of the World Bank Group and African Development Bank effort to connect more than 300 million Africans to electricity by 2030, a total of 22 African energy professionals will soon be deployed as Mission 300 Fellows working in countries’ Compact Delivery and Monitoring Units.
Read more →More information on this important new initiative is available at The Rockefeller Foundation.
Read the announcement →In the midst of a global transition that requires new humanitarian and development approaches, CoAction Global was established to connect local leaders and ideas with global capabilities.
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