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UK aid spending to 2029 - new report
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ICAI notes progress on aid-funded global health research
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The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) welcomes the government’s progress responding to recommendations from 2024’s review of the UK's…ICAI welcomes early action on Sudan recommendations and calls for continued momentum amid FCDO changes
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The government has taken positive early steps to improve UK aid to Sudan and now must remain focused on maintaining…UK aid spending set to fall by around 42% as major shifts in development priorities take effect, watchdog finds
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UK aid is expected to fall by approximately £6.5 billion (42%) over four years, according to ICAI’s analysis of government…Who we are
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ICAI welcomes progress by @DHSCgovuk in responding to recommendations from our 2024 review of the UK's aid-funded global health research and innovation programmes.
Find out more: https://icai.independent.gov.uk/icai-notes-progress-on-aid-funded-global-health-research/
What will a new UK government mean for the future of international development?
H.E. Macenje Mazoka, Flora Alexander, and @liz_ditchburn join CGD’s @EconMitch to discuss UK aid cuts, shifting priorities, and what comes next under Prime Minister @andyburnham.
