$741K in expenses

Migration

$699K in expenses

Jobs and livelihoods

$494K in expenses

Inclusive societies

$407K in expenses

Climate and ecosystems

$324K in expenses

Other programs

$13.3M in expenses

Agricultural: (e.g. Aceli africa, csaf, isf advisors)GDI's agriculture portfolio brings together diverse players from across agriculture, finance, and climate, who otherwise may have never collaborated despite their shared goals. Aceli africa is the first of its kind market incentive facility aligning capital supply and demand to mobilize private sector lending to agricultural small and medium enterprises (smes) in africa. Csaf is the leading global network of lending practitioners promoting an inclusive finance market for agricultural smes. Isf advisors publishes industry leading research alongside financial and strategic advisory work to mobilize capital towards a more sustainable, equitable, and productive global food system.

$2.2M in expenses

Health: (e.g. Leapfrog to value, disability impact fund, health enabled)GDI's health portfolio focuses on moving from volume to value and cuts across issues ranging from mental health to community livelihoods, digital health systems, and everything in between. Working at the intersection of public health and technology, health.enabled has been co-creating equitable solutions that drive whole-person health for over a decade, including launching the global digital health monitor (GDHM) a data platform that helps countries to benchmark, prioritize, and monitor digital health progress at the country, regional, and global levels. The leapfrog to value report and initiative has led to a portfolio of pilots designed to improve outcomes and cost-effectiveness of health systems. The disability impact fund merges impact investing with venture-building expertise to revolutionize assistive technology access in low and middle-income countries.

$921K in expenses

Early childhood development: (e.g. Nurture first)GDI's early childhood development portfolio works to increase evidence-based ecd programs at scale, catalyze new funding through financing mechanisms, and work in collaboration with leaders from adjacent movements including gender equality and livelihoods attainment so that all young children have the foundational nurturing care they need. Nurture first is a global funder and capacity builder bringing together thinkers, doers, and activists to improve the systems that support home-based childcare (HBCC) providers globally so they can provide evidence-based, affordable, culturally relevant childcare wherever they are.