The Futures Summit: A New Era of Development Cooperation

Tune in for a conversation between JICA Senior Vice President Shohei Hara and CSIS Vice President Noam Unger as they discuss JICA’s approach to development cooperation.

EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso and CSIS expert Enoh T. Ebong discuss how the EBRD is approaching this new era of development.

Tune in for a conversation between French Minister Éléonore Caroit and CSIS Global Development Department President Enoh T. Ebong as they discuss how France is approaching its role as President of the G7 and what the future of development cooperation could look like. 

Tune in for a discussion on how development efforts can help youth leverage digital tools to enhance trust and address polarization. 

Tune in for a discussion on the outcomes of the India AI Summit with CSIS expert Rick Rossow and Hemang Jani, Senior Advisor to the Executive Director of the World Bank.

Tune in for a conversation between Michel Liès, Chairman of Zurich Insurance Group and Chair of the Insurance Development Forum, and CSIS Vice President Noam Unger as they discuss role of insurance in lowering risk, mobilizing capital, and advancing sustainable development outcomes.

This event will explore how the Russia-Ukraine War has shaped economic performance, investment patterns, and key sectors in Ukraine.

CSIS welcomes WTO Director General Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for a discussion on what a reformed WTO could look like - one that integrates trade with global health, climate action, and gender equity.

Gavi CEO Sania Nishtar sits down with CSIS Expert Katherine E. Bliss to discuss the ways in which Gavi is reforming to improve efficiencies, promote country ownership and self-sufficiency, overcome resource constraints and meet the geopolitical challenges of the current moment

Executive Director of UNOPS Jorge Moreira da Silva sits down with CSIS expert Noam Unger to discuss what country-led development cooperation can look like in practice, and how the broader development system can close the gap between available resources and real-world needs.