New foundations, the new philanthropy and sectoral 'blending'in international development cooperation

This paper discusses the emergence of new private foundations and blended models in international development. It explores how foundations channel resources through sectoral cooperation blends—public, private, philanthropic—examining benefits, accountability challenges, and implications for aid effectiveness. The report highlights the evolving landscape of development finance, emphasizing the opportunities and complexities inherent in multi-stakeholder collaborations aimed at achieving global development goals.