Yesterday, the UK Government announced a pledge of £1.25bn for Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance. This is brilliant news, but it also raises some key questions.
what does the UK’s investment in Gavi mean for international development spending? Read more
Many people believe that tuberculosis (TB) is a disease of the past. However, recent data from the UK Health Security Agency reveals that TB cases in the UK have been rising for the last two years.
the UK is not immune to TB: political action is overdue Read more
Last month, Ministers for Education from Ghana, Malawi, Uganda, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Sierra
Each year, World Immunisation Week reminds us of a simple yet often ignored truth: vaccines
Immunisation for all: an achievable target worth fighting for Read more
Image: Bih*, age 13, lives in Cameroon with her mother and four siblings. Her ability
education is under threat – the UK needs to protect and reprioritise it Read more
This blog was first published on the Bond website. You can find the original version
Understanding tuberculosis: the invisible threat Read more
The announcement yesterday by the Prime Minister that the UK Government will cut the international
The Government’s internationalism is in tatters Read more
New campaigners are often mystified by the jargon used to describe the concepts and institutions
Cracking the development jargon Read more
Effective, sustainable and equitable health care has long been a standard for a quality of
UHC day: Everyone matters, everyone counts Read more
This guest blog post is written by Lucy Owens, a Results campaigner with our Scotland
how the IDA fights poverty: why the UK’s support matters now more than ever Read more
Thursday 17 October 2024 –This afternoon Minister for Development Anneliese Dodds outlined the Government’s vision
Results UK response to Anneliese Dodds Chatham House speech Read more
By Vinny Wooding and Aqsa Shah On Sunday 13 October, the Labour Government marked 100
Reflecting on the first 100 days Read more
