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OECD's Development Assistance Committee issues a report on UK’s development assistance
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Baroness Amos appointed new Head of United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
How we're helping people in Haiti rebuild their lives 6 months after the devastating earthquake
From illegal loggers to community rangers in Indonesia.
How DFID helps the Moldovan government improve the way it plans its budget
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In his last instalment Peter Kerby takes a look at what the World Cup will mean for South Africa beyond the final whistle
The government has launched the Your Freedom website to allow as many people in the UK as possible to put forward their ideas on what laws and regulations should be done away with.
The Government today welcomed a new era for women in developing countries as UN members agreed details of a new UN agency for women and gender issues.
International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell announced further cash-saving measures as part of an ongoing drive to get value for money out of the Government’s aid budget.
Bianca Jagger and representatives from developing countries call for a low-carbon revolution.
Written Ministerial Statement to Parliament by the Secretary of State for International Development, Andrew Mitchell.
Lesotho's factory workers get access to HIV treatment, thanks to DFID funding
A new report shows how DFID-funded research is changing academic and policy thinking on governance
Stephen O’Brien yesterday urged young people to join the global challenge to get 72 million children from developing countries into school.
A newly built school is the pride of one remote village, thanks to DFID funding.
DFID is working with the government of DR Congo and the World Bank on a major road building and maintenance project
DFID is working to secure safe water supplies and improved sanitation for people on the outskirts of Kinshasa
Andrew Mitchell today met with children from a Keighley school to find out about their educational partnership with schools in Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
England may have been knocked out, but Peter Kerby finds success elsewhere in South Africa
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