Our new toolkit provides a practical framework for integrating gender considerations into the design, implementation, and evaluation of programs, services, and innovative solutions. It is intended for organizations, companies, and funders seeking to better understand the needs of underrepresented groups and translate that understanding into more professional, safe, and effective practice. The toolkit combines a mapping of practices across our community, global trends and examples, and practical guidance on gender analysis, participatory design, monitoring and evaluation, innovation, funding, and work in complex environments. It also includes ready-to-use tools such as self-assessment checklists, a simplified gender analysis template, methods for the meaningful engagement of women and girls, and examples of output and outcome indicators.

The toolkit was developed and written by Mindset-PCS. It was created through a special SID-Israel grant in memory of Vivian Silver z”l, a leader, peacebuilder, and central figure in the international development community, whose work was grounded in deep listening, partnership, and a strong belief in the ability of women and communities to lead change.

The annual magazine of the Glocal Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem provides a platform for the program's graduates, Israeli organizations, and professionals in the field of international development and aid, with a focus on a selected topic. The chosen topic for the 2025 issue is Rebuilding Trust

explores how Israeli technology companies can build scalable, sustainable, and financially successful businesses in African markets. Drawing on academic research and interviews with Israeli companies operating across the continent, the paper translates real world experience into practical lessons for companies, investors, and ecosystem organizations.

The annual magazine of the Glocal Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem provides a platform for the program's graduates, Israeli organizations, and professionals in the field of international development and aid, with a focus on a selected topic. The chosen topic for the 2025 issue is Rebuilding Trust

The annual magazine of the Glocal Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem provides a platform for the program's graduates, Israeli organizations, and professionals in the field of international development and aid, with a focus on a selected topic. The chosen topic for the 2024 issue is "Resilience and Societies," and will be available for reading soon.

Arena magazine, issue no. 15, published by the Abba Eban Institute for Diplomacy and Foreign Relations at Reichman University, presents various articles written by leading experts in the field. This issue examines the role of foreign aid as a tool to achieve diplomatic goals in the international arena and offers new insights into the use of foreign aid as a central element in policy-making in various fields. The issue is a significant contribution to the public and academic debate in this field and can be found on the magazine's website.

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The document discusses the importance of creating an Israeli strategy for planning the humanitarian response in Gaza as a distinct Israeli interest, both for maintaining Israel's security and for creating international legitimacy and maintaining a moral compass. The document presents the principles of humanitarian aid broadly and in the context of the current crisis in Gaza, reviews the activities of the State of Israel and the other interested parties operating in the field, and recommends a policy management mechanism and an operative performance mechanism in the humanitarian field that will enable a long-term response. This, with the ultimate goal of leading to the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, independent economic development and regional stability.