Gail Hurley
Policy Specialist on Development Finance, United Nations Development Programme, New York
What do Global Megatrends mean for the financing of the SDGs?
Gail Hurley - 19 September 2018How finance is raised and spent must be transformed to effectively meet the enormous challenges of the 21st century
Public aid is driving financial innovation to support international development
Gail Hurley - 15 November 2017International development is increasingly being financed in innovative new ways. Public aid money is critical and its role should be celebrated more
Punching above its weight: Cuba’s medical internationalism
Gail Hurley - 04 January 2017After Castro’s death and with profound political and economic change across the Americas what is the future for Cuba’s medical internationalism?
How new donor countries are reshaping the development aid landscape
Gail Hurley - 06 December 2016Development aid is increasingly being provided by middle-income economies. This is a significant change in a shifting global aid landscape
How Tax Inspectors Without Borders are tackling lost tax revenues
Gail Hurley - 23 August 2016Developing countries lose billions annually through tax avoidance and evasion. New UN-led initiatives are helping but global action is still required.
The Caribbean's silent debt crisis
Gail Hurley - 28 October 2013New policies are needed to break the cycle of debt dependency