“In this sector, I found the spirit of collaboration to be unbelievable,” said Janti Soeripto, president and CEO of Save the Children U.S., “But, interestingly, that spirit and that culture hasn't translated into distribution deals or joint ventures.”

Former employees worry that infectious diseases will go unchecked as a result of the agency’s closing.

Janti Soeripto, CEO of Save the Children U.S., discusses the challenges of moving goods and making high-stakes decisions in response to crisis.

Here’s how it’s distributed, and a look at why direct cash transfers are simply not sufficient given the state of Gaza’s economy.

One reason to give cash: It empowers people to buy what they need, not what aid groups think they need.

Inside the partnerships getting essential aid and care to those impacted by the recent earthquake.

The good news? The world’s producing enough food to feed everyone. The bad news? Getting it to hungry people is more expensive.

Countries and international organizations want people to know about the foreign aid they provide.

Resettlement agencies say they’re ready to help.

Red Cross founder Clara Barton gave cash to war refugees in the 1870s. Now, aid organizations say it empowers refugees more than in-kind aid.