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Billionaires can’t fill the $50 billion foreign-aid gap. The World Bank wants to make their money go further

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Rich countries are cutting aid at a record pace. The World Bank’s new Philanthropy Hub asks foundations and family offices to route their money through its lending machine, and…

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Billionaires can’t fill the $50 billion foreign-aid gap. The World Bank wants to make their money go further

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