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Today, Britain and the United Nations are bringing together influential global leaders to help make the world more resilient to natural disasters.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Britain will help hospitals provide trauma surgery for hundreds of Syrians injured in the conflict and medical care for thousands more.
Britain will fund a range of innovative projects to save more lives in emergencies
Britain will provide funding to the UN to help get food to 1.7 million people caught up in the ongoing violence
UK aid will provide emergency food, medical supplies and water for thousands of children caught up in the Sahel hunger crisis
International Development Minister Alan Duncan announced new support for healthcare, emergency shelter and food
Britain is setting up a network of top businesses and charities to respond when large scale emergencies hit
Britain backs international calls to allow aid agencies into Syria
Humanitarian assistance scaled up and made ‘smarter’ as global emergencies continued to expand in both frequency and complexity.
Britain will provide medical help, food and sanitation for hundreds of thousands of Somalis over the next three years.
The humanitarian side event to the London Conference on Somalia took place at Lancaster House on 23 February 2012.
New UK aid will get vitally needed food, water and medical supplies to tens of thousands of people across the country
There have been three communiques agreed at the UK-France Summit. The first focuses on Syria.
The project will identify actions that could be taken within the next 10 years to reduce the impacts of natural disasters.
Britain will send lifesaving emergency aid to help thousands of families facing severe food shortages caused by drought in the Sahel region of West Africa.
On 12 January 2010, a 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti, killing over 200,000 people. Follow Britain's response and see how UK aid helped more than a million people to recover.
How UK aid has helped thousands of families return to their homes in Leogane
After a year of disasters, the UK urges more support for the international response system to make sure funding is fast and effective
British funded food supplies and medicines for 800,000 people will arrive in drought zones over the festive period
Shelter kits have reached flood-hit areas in Pakistan to help families who lost their homes in this year’s monsoon
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