If we want a world that is healthier, safer, and more equitable – one that also protects British interests – we must be willing to fund that future through the pursuit of modern, equitable partnerships grounded in mutual interest.
Advocates and organisers from low and middle-income countries discuss how global development can be reimagined through a justice-led lens. Lena Bheeroo tells us more.
Seville Responding to Baroness Chapman’s ministerial statement at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD), Alex Farley, Policy…
There was much hope within the conflict prevention community and beyond that the new UK National Security Strategy (NSS) – published last week – could be a much more comprehensive response to the international security environment, but the gulf between the new UK NSS and this vision couldn’t be bigger.
Bond will be in Seville attending the Finance for Development Conference (FfD4) to engage in discussions about how to design…
Today, Thursday 26 June, Publish What You Fund has published its 2025 DFI Transparency Index, where British International Investment (BII) has improved its ranking…
There is still much to be decided about the cuts to UK aid and the reshaping of the UK ODA programme over the coming months. Here are four key questions that need to be answered in the coming months.
At Gavi’s global summit in Brussels, the UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced a new £1.25 billion pledge to Gavi,…
The Foreign Influence Registration Scheme (FIRS) will come into force on 1 July 2025. Under the scheme, individuals and organisations…