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You might have heard that “no one has died” as a result of disruptions to life-saving foreign assistance funding.
This narrative is demonstrably false and incredibly dangerous.
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Ebola has passed 10,000 cases. Stopping its spread requires urgent investment in frontline health workers, access to treatment and the health systems that keep everyone safe. one.org/us/press/ebola-outbr…
New famine risk haunts war-torn Sudan with El Niño-driven drought reut.rs/4Bm3mDl reut.rs/4Bm3mDl
DRC’s #Ebola outbreak is the second deadliest on record and still growing. Strained health systems, unpaid health workers and funding gaps are undermining containment. Stopping Ebola requires investing in the systems that keep everyone safe.
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🌍 #WorldFoodDay
More than 266 million people face acute hunger today. Hunger is one of the few crises we can see coming and know how to prevent, but only if we act before communities reach catastrophe.
Let’s keep food security on the global agenda. #FoodSecurity
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Nearly 40 years ago, Amb. Mark Green was teaching in a Kenyan village. Today, he leads ONE.
Five months into his role, he reflects on Africa’s progress, its growing global influence and why he’s optimistic about its future.
Read his reflections in ONE Stubborn Thing:
bit.ly/3TKzYWB
Children in DRC are contracting Ebola while seeking care for other illnesses. We must strengthen health systems to contain the outbreak, protect essential care and prevent future crises.
Important reporting from @jwgale ⬇️ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Africa’s health security is our health security. @AmbassadorGreen joined @NTI_WMD to discuss how better data, stronger domestic health financing and co-investment can help countries prepare for outbreaks and attract investment.
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Reliable power fuels jobs, businesses and opportunity. Liberia’s work with the Millennium Challenge Corporation shows how U.S. investment can help power West Africa’s growth. Five takeaways ⬇️ #EnergyAccess
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What does health security look like from an African perspective?
At #WHS2026, Africa Executive Director at ONE, Serah Makka made the case for sustained investment, stronger health systems, regional cooperation, and African capacity to respond to crises.
Watch the full session here: bit.ly/4efDWxh
#WorldHealthSummit #GlobalHealth
Where does development finance flow? Follow the money.
Launching today, ONE Data’s Development Finance Observatory brings aid, lending, budget and debt data from the IMF, World Bank, OECD and more into one free, AI-powered platform.
developmentfinance.org
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🔴 #Sudan 🇸🇩
Conflict, displacement and drought are driving an increased risk of Famine in parts of Greater Darfur and Greater Kordofan.
An immediate, significant scale-up of assistance is urgently needed. Without this, catastrophic food insecurity, acute malnutrition, and excess mortality will likely intensify, placing countless lives at risk.
Read more: ipcinfo.org/ipcinfo-website/…
@TheIPCinfo
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Young people have a huge role to play in shaping what Africa becomes next.
And if you’re a young African, that includes you.
The ideas you pursue, the businesses you build, the stories you tell, the solutions you create and the communities you strengthen all have a part to play in shaping the future. 🌍🤝🏽
There’s no single way to contribute, either. Your creativity, ambition and perspective all matter — whether what you’re building feels big or small right now.
🔁 Share this with someone helping shape Africa’s future.
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SCOOP: The US has backed off a proposal for an arms embargo on Sudan bc of divisions at the UN Security Council. A vote on a short-term extension (for the 2nd time) of the Darfur arms embargo will take place on Thurs as negotiations continue
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We are proud to announce that ONE President and CEO, Amb. Mark Green (ret.), has been named by the German government as a Commissioner of the new South-North Commission on Development – an important opportunity to help shape what comes next for global development.
Co-chaired by former German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and former Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla, the Commission will bring together leaders from across countries and regions to tackle shared global challenges, strengthen international cooperation, and help shape the global development agenda beyond 2030.
Mark brings decades of experience in diplomacy and global development to the role — from serving as USAID Administrator and U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania to helping craft the bipartisan legislation that established PEPFAR and the Millennium Challenge Corporation.
As Mark puts it:
“No country can solve today's global challenges alone. What unites us must count for more than what divides us. The world doesn't need another report that looks good on paper and changes nothing. We are setting the bar high – solutions that genuinely improve people's lives.”
Read the full announcement and learn more about the South-North Commission here: bit.ly/4hCPGe3
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The Ebola outbreak in DRC has surpassed 7,700 cases and 3,700 deaths.
IOM is helping stop transmission where people move most, from river routes and border crossings to displacement sites. We've supported 36M+ screenings and reached 35M+ people with life-saving information.
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Today in New York, we brought together leaders, policymakers, young people and partners to unveil ONE Academy at #UNGA81.
A new platform helping young Africans explore the issues they care about, build practical advocacy skills and turn learning into action.
oneacademy.org
#ONEAcademy #YouthAdvocacy #AdvocateGeneration #UNGALaunch #UNGA81
TOMORROW at #UNGA81: The U.S.–Africa relationship is entering a period of fundamental change. Join ONE’s Elizabeth Hoffman and @ForeignPolicy for a conversation on African leverage, AGOA and the future of U.S. trade with the continent.
US–Africa trade remains well below its potential. New @ONEinAmerica analysis examines how the US can expand commerce with Africa, build a stronger mutually beneficial relationship with the continent and avoid falling further behind China. Full report➡️go.one.org/4xGNrww
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Africa’s future will be shaped by its young people.
But having a voice is only the beginning.
Young Africans need the knowledge, skills and opportunities to understand the issues they care about, engage decision-makers and turn ideas into action.
We are launching ONE Academy at #UNGA81. Visit ONE Academy at oneacademy.org
#ONEAcademy #AdvocateGeneration #YouthLeadership #PoweredByONEAfrica #UNGA81 #UNGALaunch
TOMORROW: The Next 3 Billion asks one of the defining questions of the decade: Will the innovations reshaping global power expand opportunity or concentrate it?
Watch ONE’s President and CEO, Ambassador Mark Green, live at 2:50 p.m. ET: bit.ly/4iBlrqb
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