Africa to be hit hard as UK foreign aid cuts revealed
- The UK announced cuts to aid funding for underperforming organizations and bilateral support for some countries, as stated by the Foreign Office.
- The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office will prioritize global organizations like the World Bank for better aid outcomes.
- Funding for some bilateral support will decrease, but humanitarian aid for crisis areas, including Gaza, will be protected.
- The UK will provide £1.98 billion to the International Development Association over three years, benefiting 1.9 billion people.
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