...in Tanzania continue to support women who want family planning support, they do so with the backing of the Tanzanian government. Women continue to want family planning in Tanzania, and...
...to migrate. She also announced an additional package of support for this work in Sudan, Tanzania and Libya. The Sun reported positively on the announcement, saying this assistance will build...
International Development Secretary Alok Sharma meets girls learning how to code during a recent trip to Ethiopia. Picture: DFID/Anna Dubuis We must empower young girls and provide them with the...
...well as the bonus given to the CEO of Marie Stopes and the salaries of senior staff at Save the Children. The salaries of staff are a matter for charities...
...will continue to drive this. “We welcome the publication of the Charity Commission’s statutory inquiry into Oxfam. DFID agrees that we must all always put people first. These are very...
...maximum development impact and to protect against unintended consequences. A DFID spokeswoman said: ‘'We are investigating allegations made regarding poachers in Tanzania. The UK is committed to tackling the...
...action is a UK aid funded anti-smuggling scheme in Tanzania, which both protects the UK and Europe from the effects of organised crime and supports development and stability in Tanzania....
...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...
...and then published in line with guidance from OSR’s Code of Practice for Statistics. The nature of DFID’s work, especially in conflict states such as Syria, can make obtaining accurate...
...can either get your house in order, or you can prepare to carry out your good work without our money. I welcome the UN’s announcement on the fourteenth of February...