...on International Development, which the Express themselves have used a source for many of their articles. The reference made to value-for-money guidance relates to internal advice which has been distributed...
...chance to go to school. There are people who are alive because of British aid, people who can walk and see because of our aid, and children who can read...
...wear, the electronics we use and the food we eat could be the product of child and forced labour, and this undermines legitimate businesses and economic development which are lifting...
...from life-threatening severe acute malnutrition reach 120,000 people with targeted food assistance help more than 800,000 couples to use modern methods of family planning over the next three years The...
...protect – a complete betrayal of trust. A betrayal too of those who sent them there – the British people – and a betrayal of all those Oxfam staff and...
...women to give birth safely, as the upcoming rainy season threatens to wash away fragile camps and cause outbreaks of disease to spread more rapidly. The UK is also helping...
...provide vital food and water to vulnerable Rohingya families who have already been forced to flee their homes because of brutal violence and persecution. The Bangladeshi Government must now use...
...Secretary Penny Mordaunt admits [this] is indefensible”. This is completely misleading. The International Development Secretary gave a speech at an event hosted by Chatham House in London yesterday (Thursday 21...
Today the Mail on Sunday published an article referencing DFID’s work through partner organisations in Syria: Charity begs for foreign aid from Britain to use 3D printer to build new...
...hold companies to account, they will need accurate information on how their money is used and the impact that it delivers… “And that is why I helped to launch the...