if the UK is to deliver on it, to help world’s most vulnerable people and to preserve our international reputation then we must ensure that spending does not drop below 0.3 per cent.
Emphasizing the need for aid spending commitment.
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This ambiguity sits awkwardly with what I was hearing at last week’s Global Partnerships Conference.
at a minimum, the bill creates legal uncertainty for humanitarian organisations, which may result in a chilling effect on their activities.
Ring-fenced funding for IICSA is essential - ensuring the money cannot be segued into other government priorities, and to send a clear message that the government is serious about implementation.
We are already at one of the most dangerous times in history for humanitarian aid workers and we must ensure that the government does not make things worse.
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