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It’s time to rip up the current fiscal rules for UK aid
Reshaping the UK's ODA for better spending.
The £1.6 billion cut to the UK’s International Climate Finance
Exposing the effective £1.6 billion cut to the UK’s international climate finance commitment following accounting changes.
G20 need to stop kicking the can down the road
Critical actions G20 Finance Ministers need to announce at this weeks meeting to support global security, prosperity and increased investment in children.
UK Government must heed lessons of its aid spending in 2021
The UK Government must heed the lessons of its aid spending in 2021, and commit to flexibility in the 0.5% GNI aid budget ceiling and confirm return to 0.7% in 2024.
Why 2021 Spending Review matters for world’s poorest children
How the 2021 Spending Review will shape UK aid spending on children for the next three years.
UK aid: Returning to 0.7% is only solution
Analysis of FCDO's aid budget in 2022, and why returning to spending 0.7% GNI on aid is the UK government's only viable option for them and the world's poorest people.
How the Government Spending Review Broke Promises to Children at Home and Abroad
‘As Shameful as it is Self-Destructive’: How the UK Government’s spending review broke promises to children at home and abroad.
The future of UK Aid and Access to Medicines: Protecting Exemplary Practice
With health as a human right, universal and equitable access to the vaccines and therapeutics that are essential to achieve good health are a fundamental human right.
Why national social protection systems are a legacy the FCDO cannot afford
We welcome the UK Government’s commitment to poverty reduction and leaving no child behind as per its manifesto.
An Olympic merger: how the FCDO can overcome one of children’s biggest hurdles
Tackling malnutrition is central to achieving all other goals. It’s a hurdle right at the start of a child’s development.