Exclusive: New analysis finds that debt relief for developing countries – which the UK could play a key role in orchestrating – could more than offset the impact of UK aid cuts. Nick Ferris reports
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Exclusive: New analysis finds that debt relief for developing countries – which the UK could play a key role in orchestrating – could more than offset the impact of UK aid cuts. Nick Ferris reports
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The UK position marks a notable contrast to that of the US, which has used aid as leverage for deals around trade and critical…
Report from parliament’s International Development Select Committee says the planned cuts are too deep and being pushed through…
Aid spent on supporting refugees and asylum seekers in the UK – up to a fifth of the total budget – diverts funding away from the…
In a joint statement, 93 NGOs call on the government to reverse ‘short-sighted’ reduction of up to 40 per cent in Britain’s aid…
The World Food Programme warns significant cuts risk worsening humanitarian crises and destabilising fragile regions
‘If big donors don’t back these things, then that becomes the question... then how viable is it?’ asks Jenny Chapman
