How UK aid is making it easier for suppliers to bid for contracts
We’ve taken a number of actions over the last two years to make it easier for businesses to work with us.
DFID and 0.7%: Why we should be proud of our aid commitment
We should be proud of the fact the UK has stood by its aid commitment – spending less than one percent of our national income increases Britain’s global influence and allows us to shape the world around us.
What is UK aid doing for small charities?
DFID responds to a report by the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) on our work with Civil Society Organisations, which includes charities and NGOs.
How aid is in the UK’s national interest
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Reducing poverty, hunger and providing clean water and sanitation is at the heart of what UK aid does, but it is also tackling disease, terrorism and conflict, and creating a safer, healthier and more prosperous world for us all – which is firmly in our national interest.
Britain 'to spend millions in fight against child sex tourism'
The Times reports that “money from the overseas aid budget is to be used in the fight against child sex tourism and the growing problem of livestreamed abuse”
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