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The Prime Minister and Secretary of State for International Development respond to the adoption of a UNSC Presidential Statement.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Statement to the UNHCR Executive Committee 64th Session (2013) High-level segment on Syria by Lord McNally, Deputy Leader of the House of Lords
A £30 million initiative to provide trauma counselling and education will help to support children affected by the fighting in Syria.
A new impact appraisal looks at the Disaster Risk Financing Programme and aims to build an improved evidence base for national governments and international donors
Watch the Google Hangout panel debate live at 1.30pm (UK time), Wednesday 18 September - and post your questions online.
More details of what will be achieved by our humanitarian aid to both Syrian refugees and those still in need inside Syria
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke to the House of Commons today on the discussions at the G20, focusing on Syria and the global economy.
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke at a press conference at the G20 Summit on humanitarian assistance for Syria and the global economy.
The number of refugees forced to flee fighting in Syria has reached 2 million people – half of whom are children, United Nations reveals.
The number of children forced to flee Syria has now reached 1 million, the United Nations has said.
On World Humanitarian Day, Justine Greening calls on the public to thank aid workers who risk their lives to deliver aid around the world.
The UK is helping to avert a crisis by moving 17,500 people – already displaced by disasters – out of temporary tents and into secure homes.
Enhancing Learning and Research for Humanitarian Assistance has launched a new fund which aims to improve research and review the evidence on public health emergencies in low and middle-income countries
Launched in June of this year, the Research for Health in Humanitarian Crises Programme is now looking for expressions of interest
David Cameron announces £175 million in humanitarian aid for the Syrian crisis.
Development Minister Lynne Featherstone announces support to help people suffering from humanitarian crisis in the Central African Republic.
International Development Secretary responds to news reports of Syria crisis deaths reaching 100,000.
Justine Greening responds to UN report on 100,000 deaths in Syria
New British assistance will provide more permanent homes for people still displaced following 2010 earthquake and help to close 20 temporary camps.
International Development Secretary visits Lebanon and announces further aid for Syrian refugees.
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