Let’s empower girls across the world - Alok Sharma writes in The Voice
e must empower young girls and provide them with the same opportunities as boys, writes International Development Secretary Alok Sharma, in The Voice.
Alok Sharma announces grants boost for small international development charities
This article by International Development Secretary Alok Sharma appeared in the Eastern Eye on 11 September 2019.
Aid from the UK reaches those affected by Hurricane Dorian
There has been further coverage this weekend of the UK’s response to Hurricane Dorian across print, broadcast and online outlets. Dr Jon Stone, who is leading the field team of humanitarian experts deployed to the Bahamas, appeared on the BBC …
UK delivers aid to islands hit by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas
The delivery of aid in the Bahamas by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) ship Mounts Bay in the wake of Hurricane Dorian continues to be covered extensively in the media.
DFID humanitarian experts responding to Hurricane Dorian
Dr Jonathan Stone, one of DFID’s humanitarian experts deployed to the Bahamas, appeared on BBC’s Radio 4 Today Programme and Good Morning Britain today.
UK support for Hurricane Dorian survivors
The Department for International Development (DFID) has sent a team of experts to help deal with the devastation and destruction caused by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. A team of three arrived in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas yesterday, …
The Prime Minister's G7 commitments on climate, the environment and education
The Prime Minister's commitments to climate, the environment and education at this weekend's G7 Summit
International Development Secretary to boost infrastructure in the poorest countries and help create our future trading partners
The Telegraph has published an article today following an interview with the International Development Secretary Alok Sharma on his first visit to Ethiopia.
The Financial Times reports on safety concerns for UK aid funded classrooms in Pakistan
The Financial Times has published a story on safety concerns for some UK aid funded classrooms in Pakistan. DFID is making sure every school and classroom is fit for purpose, at no extra cost to the British taxpayer.
What UK aid is doing to help stop the spread of Ebola
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Today (Monday 19 August), World Humanitarian Day, International Development Secretary Alok Sharma announced he would allocate £8 million of UK aid for Ebola preparedness for the countries neighbouring the DRC such as Uganda, South Sudan, Burundi and Rwanda. Trusted partners on …