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New figures track the success of UK aid around the globe
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Britain will help millions of small farms to grow enough food to eat in the face of a changing climate that could hit harvests in years ahead.
Aung San Suu Kyi welcomed the support which UK aid provides to Burma during a visit to DFID
Britain will work with the private sector to help tens of millions of the poorest people who rely on forests for food, fuel and medicines
Every school in the UK will get a chance to link up with a partner school in a developing country under a new scheme launched today
Britain backs new scheme to boost food security and nutrition in Africa through technology
Britain will help a further million people survive the food crisis in West Africa
Britain is supporting a breakthrough in text message technology to help tackle water shortages in drought-affected Africa
Britain will help stabilise the Malawian economy by providing urgent assistance to support the country's currency following its recent devaluation
International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell today met diaspora ‘Saints’ – people from St Helena who are currently living in the UK - in Swindon
Britain will improve food supply and farming across Africa to help pull 50 million people out of chronic poverty over the next 10 years, International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell announced at an event today in Wash…
Britain will improve food supply and farming across Africa to help pull 50 million people out of chronic poverty over the next ten years in conjunction with the private sector
The Development Secretary reaffirms Britain's support for India's poorest people
DFID engagement with the private sector supports work to bring commercial and development objectives together in private sector activity. Fairtrade and fair trade approaches contribute to this area of work.
Today the British Government announced urgent support for the Malawian health system to prevent the cancellation of vital vaccination and bed net programmes.
The UK’s development finance institution, has announced a new investment in the first-ever international private equity fund focused exclusively on Ethiopia
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, has asked the Prime Minister, President Johnson-Sirleaf of Liberia and President Yudhoyono of Indonesia to co-chair the High Level Panel on post-Millennium Developmen…
Volunteer British doctors, nurses and midwives will train more than 13,000 health workers to provide life-saving care for millions of the world’s poorest people
The UK Government has sold its remaining 40% shareholding in Actis Capital LLP in return for a share in the profits of its funds, International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell announced today.
Written Ministerial Statement by International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell on the sale of Actis.
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