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Financing Pandemic Preparedness

The CSIS Global Health Policy Center assessed the current state of pandemic preparedness as 2025 draws to a close, and what we can anticipate looking forward into 2026.

Transcript — December 10, 2025

Regional Support to Address Democratic Backsliding in Africa

Tackling the persistent issue of undemocratic changes in government (UCG) in Africa will require regional organizations to improve current mechanisms of addressing UCG by enhancing organizational capacities and streamlining coordination between partners.

Report by Idayat Hassan — November 19, 2024

Will the "Strengthening the Quad Act" Work?

There are calls to formalize the Quad alliance with an inter-parliamentary working group. While its impact on military cooperation remains uncertain, this reflects a desire to deepen cooperation for a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific region based on shared values.

Commentary by Alexander Kersten and Julia Yoon — July 22, 2024

Blue Dot Network Gains Momentum

CSIS deputy director and senior fellow Erin Murphy highlights the implications of the United Kingdom joining the Blue Dot Network Steering Committee and what it suggests for the future of the infrastructure development partnership.

Commentary by Erin L. Murphy — April 20, 2023

Addressing Infrastructure Financing Gaps in Emerging Markets

CSIS senior fellows Erin Murphy and Conor Savoy argue that concessional and local currency financing helps U.S. lending be more competitive, address depreciation challenges in debt-distressed countries, and offer an alternative to China's damaging lending practices.

Critical Questions by Erin L. Murphy and Conor M. Savoy — October 12, 2022

Challenges and Opportunities for the Inter-American Defense Board

CSIS Americas senior fellow Ryan C. Berg and Military Fellow Chris Bernotavicius outline the history and present-day importance of the Inter-American Defense Board for promoting hemispheric security.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg and Chris Bernotavicius — July 6, 2022

Rescuing Aid in Syria

Eleven years into the Syrian conflict, needs continue to rise. Yet, violence, uncertainty, and the Syrian government’s manipulation of the aid sector continues to plague the aid response. This CSIS report articulates the challenges to assistance and how to overcome them.

Report by Natasha Hall — February 14, 2022

Addressing Forced Labor in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region

To reduce the risk of forced labor from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region affecting global supply chains, public and private actors can deploy various tools to support sourcing diversification in the textile, apparel, and footwear sectors.

Report by Amy K. Lehr — February 3, 2021

China’s Humanitarian Aid: Cooperation amidst Competition

China's provision of medical humanitarian assistance during the Covid-19 pandemic warrants a closer look. Increased transparency in China’s aid is necessary for facilitating closer engagement and cooperation with traditional humanitarian actors and donors.

Commentary by Jacob Kurtzer and Grace Gonzales — November 17, 2020