Every January, global leaders gather in places like Davos to debate the future of finance, of development, of technology, and of geopolitics. The conversations are ambitious, often urgent, and increasingly shaped by a world that feels more volatile than at any point in recent memory. This year was no exception. From discussions on blockchain-enabled aid delivery to the “Accra Reset” and calls to reimagine development cooperation, a common theme emerged: the old ways are under strain, and something new must take their place.
Every January, global leaders gather in places like Davos to debate the future of finance, of development, of technology, and of geopolitics. The conversations are ambitious, often urgent, and increasingly shaped by a world that feels more volatile than at any point in recent memory. This year was no exception. From discussions on blockchain-enabled aid delivery to the “Accra Reset” and calls to reimagine development cooperation, a common theme emerged: the old ways are under strain, and something new must take their place.
