When Nestle introduced its new volcanic edition of KitKat chocolates in a star-studded event in Japan in 2019, two unsung heroes proudly welcomed the news on their cocoa plantations in the Pacific. Tiphaine Beaune and Barbara Goodyear are the suppliers of the cocoa beans used by Nestle to produce the

Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSME) are a core component of economies around the world. To celebrate this role, annually on June 27 the UN marks MSME Day. This year, DT Global is highlighting the work of our New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT)-funded program,

Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) and the entrepreneurs that start them comprise a large portion of the Egyptian economy. But MSMEs—often in the informal sector—face a host of challenges, ranging from lack of financial literacy and low access to finance, to difficulty integrating

DT Global is proud to partner with and support a number of women-run and women-owned businesses throughout the Asia Pacific region and around the world. One of these incredible partners is Mamma’s Laef, supported by DT Global’s Asia Pacific office through the Scaling Frontier Innovation and Business

In the Asia Pacific region alone, nearly half a billion people are undernourished, and despite Sustainable Development Goal 2, focused on ending malnutrition by 2030, this number has grown in recent years. In addition to insufficient calories, a lack of diversity in food leads to micronutrient deficiencies and

In December 2019, the Tiye Angel Investment Network made its formal debut. The network was launched by the USAID Strengthening Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (SEED) project (implemented by DT Global) in partnership with Malaikah, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), and