Two weeks ago, world leaders met in sweltering heat in Seville, Spain, for the fourth International Conference on Financing for Development, sponsored by the United Nations. What might sound dry and technocratic is anything but, with implications for lives, health and well-being. The lack of funding for vaccines for the poorest countries, the need to provide more funding to build and improve primary schools and to protect people from climate-induced extreme weather all affect hundreds of millions of people.
NETL
NSTL
