...Africa, people who have experience of planning infrastructure, of delivering infrastructure, financing infrastructure, getting them together and saying: ‘How can we do this better? How do we use what we’ve...
...team of experts to the Bahamas to help assess the damage and coordinate the UK’s response, including any potential use of military assets if required. "The UK is a world...
...to use their sermons to challenge abuse reduced domestic violence by nearly 60% in 15 villages. DFID posted a video on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook telling the story of Denise,...
...saved $500 million and helped to triple implant use in developing countries. “This shows that Britain’s commitment to spending 0.7 per cent of our gross national income on aid is...
...help vulnerable communities in East Africa use this data to prepare for the arrival of locusts. This support will fund surveillance of the locusts and the spraying of aerial pesticides...
...coronavirus and to develop and test medicines to treat the disease, for use in the UK and around the world. Yesterday the Department for International Development also announced a £100...
...DFID-backed Hunger Safety Net Programme uses satellite technology to identify communities most at risk of drought, and the role of biometrics in cash transfer schemes that protect against fraud. In...
...frankly to all countries in which we work, and firmly holds governments to account on issues of human rights, freedom of expression and governance. We will not hesitate to use...
...we face a stark choice between spending on either international development or social care. At a time when conflict, migration and disease know no borders, our aid investments make the...
...the use of performance agreements to hold aid organisations to account. If partners and programmes don’t deliver, we won’t pay. DFID has just completed a root and branch review of...