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DT 4 / 2026

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New ‘four-leaf clover’ government in Denmark, but no development minister

After more than two months of negotiations, Denmark finally has a new four-party centre-left cabinet, labelled the “four-leaf clover” government. The country maintains aid at 0.7 per cent of Gross National Income (GNI) and the foreign minister will continue to oversee aid. The government declaration points to a more inward-looking Danish political agenda.

June 03, 2026

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Strong Nordic presence on Global Fund Board

The Nordics will soon have two positions on the board of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis...

News June 04, 2026

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Norway plans to open civil society funding to competition. NGOs warn of pitfalls in Sweden’s ‘chaotic’ process

Against a backdrop of global democratic backsliding and crashing aid budgets, Norway is re-thinking the...

News May 29, 2026

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To succeed, Brazilian tropical forest fund must massively out-perform Norwegian oil fund

For Brazil’s Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) to fulfill its purpose, its bond earnings must nearly...

News May 22, 2026

Nine member states push back on UN80 proposal to merge UNFPA and UN Women

A group of countries, including Canada, Brazil and Sweden, reject the proposal of the UN80 reform working...

News May 22, 2026

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