UK Government Announces Major Reduction in African Aid Funding Through 2028
The United Kingdom has revealed plans to significantly decrease its bilateral assistance to African nations, with reductions totaling £900 million projected by 2028. As part of broader adjustments to its foreign aid budget, the UK will cease contributions to the Global Polio Eradication Programme and the Pandemic Fund. These changes represent a substantial shift in the country's international development strategy and health funding priorities.
Key facts
- UK bilateral aid to Africa will be reduced by £900 million
- Cuts are scheduled to be implemented by 2028
- Funding for the Global Polio Eradication Programme will be discontinued
- Support for the Pandemic Fund will be terminated
- Changes are part of wider modifications to UK aid spending
Entities
Institutions
- Global Polio Eradication Programme
- Pandemic Fund
Locations
- United Kingdom
- Africa