G20 can save millions of lives – and billions of dollars
BERLIN 15 May 2017: A group of key civil society organisations has called on ministers to prioritise global
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RESULTS UK welcomes the International Development Committee’s call for DFID to increase spending on global education
LONDON, 27 April 2017: In response to the International Development Committee’s letter to Secretary of State Priti
RESULTS UK welcomes announcement of first UN High Level Meeting on TB
LONDON, 16 December 2016: RESULTS UK welcomes the United Nations’ announcement that it will convene its
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RESULTS UK response to the Bilateral Development Review and Multilateral Development Review
LONDON, 1 December 2016: RESULTS UK congratulates the Department for International Development on the launch of
RESULTS UK welcomes ICAI recommendations on better policy coherence for withdrawal of UK aid
LONDON, 16 November 2016: RESULTS UK welcomes the recommendations in the ICAI review, ‘When aid relationships
The world’s deadliest disease just got deadlier
LONDON, 13 October 2016: New figures released by the WHO in the Global Tuberculosis Report 2016 show that TB,
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RESULTS UK applauds UK’s renewed commitment to ending AIDS, TB and malaria
MONTREAL, 17 September 2016: RESULTS UK is thrilled to welcome the UK Government’s global leadership in
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Climate Risk Insurance must prioritise the world’s poorest people
LONDON, 4 May 2016: Donors will fail to realise the potential of climate risk insurance to reduce poverty
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Leading the way towards the Global Goals: UK civil society call for a strong UK commitment to the Global Fund to save over a million lives
LONDON, 23 March 2016: As politicians and policymakers gathered in Parliament today to mark World TB