...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,...
...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...
International Development Secretary Alok Sharma meets girls learning how to code during a trip to Ethiopia. Picture: DFID/Anna Dubuis International Development Secretary Alok Sharma wrote this piece about the upcoming...
...that view. No country has escaped poverty without a strong private sector creating jobs, providing services and generating much-needed tax receipts. All 193 member states of the United Nations, including...
...United Nations member committed to in 2015. “We’ve achieved a lot since then. UK aid has supported the development of the world’s first Ebola vaccine and last year helped to...
...for the world’s least-developed countries, would depend on this approach. The paper explains how Britain is one of the few countries to meet the United Nations target for spending 0.7%...
This week, the UK attended a meeting of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to discuss the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Syria. This meeting comes amid escalating violence in Idlib...
...or abandon them in the desert. We’re clear that the human rights situation in Libya can only be improved under the stability of a united and representative Government. Outside detention...
...World Benchmarking Alliance at the United Nations General Assembly last month, which will rank companies on their contributions to the Global Goals… “We are working with experts and investors to...
...water, food, tents, cooking equipment, soap and vaccinations against deadly diseases. The UK will be supporting a United Nations-led stabilisation programme that has already helped 200,000 Iraqis return to their...