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The UK has launched a new drive to tear down the barriers stopping women in the world’s poorest countries from getting jobs, helping thousands to lift themselves out of poverty.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The new UN goals are a "major landmark in our fight against global poverty", says Development Secretary Justine Greening.
Development Minister responds to news that UN and international aid agencies have been ordered to leave separatist-controlled areas of Ukraine.
Meet Mimi. Where will she be by 2030? Will she be a presidential hopeful? Or will she be hoping for help?
The Prime Minister's Official Spokesperson answered questions about the resettlement of Syrian refugees and Lord Ashcroft's book.
People-to-people links and the commitment both governments have to working with each other create a partnership that could prosper for many years.
On 25 September 2015, the United Nations will adopt 17 Global Goals to end extreme poverty and build a better world by 2030. But what are they?
Around the world, women are often locked out of the economy – from better paid jobs to accessing finance. But when women get the chance to work, it makes their communities and countries wealthier. Meet those leading the way …
Government will match public donations £1 for £1 up to £5m, as part of Rugby World Cup / ITV appeal in support of the World Food Programme.
Africa Minister Grant Shapps condemns violence in Burkina Faso and calls for immediate release of members of the interim government
The Millennium Development Goals target on malaria has been achieved with a sharp drop in cases and mortality.
Members of the Armed Forces and civilian personnel who worked to tackle Ebola have marched to parliament for a reception in their honour.
Ministers met parliamentarians, civil society and diplomatic figures to share expertise on the Women, Peace and Security agenda and PSVI
David Cameron gave a statement in Lebanon with Prime Minister Salam on how the UK will provide help and support on extremism and Syrian refugees.
An additional £10 million per year for the next 3 years will support thousands more free school places and reach children not in schools.
Richard Harrington will be responsible for coordinating and delivering work across government to resettle Syrian refugees in the UK.
International Development Secretary Justine Greening made the annoucement today at the first #YouthSummit held at DFID.
DFID has appointed 2 youth delegates to take part in vital international conferences on global poverty.
The first meeting of the new Syrian Refugees Ministerial Committee was held today (Friday 11 September).
Sohila (a rural Afghan girl) can now attend accelerated learning classes in her community organised by UK supported NGO Save the Children.
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