Three ways to help the developing world survive the end of aid | Winnie Byanyima

The article discusses the decline in aid funding from wealthy nations to essential services in developing countries, such as HIV/AIDS response, and highlights the challenges poorer nations face in adapting to this sudden shift. It argues that global solidarity must persist despite aid cuts, as the current global economic system disproportionately disadvantages low- and middle-income countries. The piece suggests three ways to help these nations survive the end of aid, emphasizing the need for systemic change.