...trip focused on the role of UK aid funded scientists, helping African farmers through better medicines for their livestock and developing more resilient crops. Many of the headlines in newspaper...
...two day visit to Kenya last week. A journalist from the Daily Mail accompanied the Secretary of State on his visit - his second to Africa in the role –...
...teenage girls learning to code. One of them told him: “Education is a weapon that can change the world.” “She’s right”, he said, but added that “millions of girls around...
The Independent on Sunday has today reported on comments made by the chairman of the UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board (PCB) to campaigner Paula Donovan, who runs the Code Blue Campaign....
...informed us that the Country Director had resigned and reported that six other members of staff had been involved in a number of breaches of Oxfam’s code of conduct. They...
...for businesses to work with us. This includes ending agreements that stopped them bidding as part of more than one consortium. We also have requirements in our Code of Conduct,...
...unscrupulous practices. Specific reforms include: A robust Code of Conduct to ensure the highest standards of ethical and professional behaviour by DFID suppliers, with legally enforceable sanctions. Tougher scrutiny of...
...such as in the Sahel. I know this will continue to be a priority for the prime minister and a central pillar of his international engagement and domestic ambitions. “Another...
...through our core funding to the UN and the Red Cross Movement, including to the Central Emergency Relief Fund. Coverage of the UK’s response There has been mainstream broadcast coverage...
...print and broadcast media. The International Development Secretary said at the event organised by the Rotary Club in central London: Meeting with British people from across the country passionate about...