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Yes, the UK provides foreign aid to the Philippines, focusing on areas such as poverty reduction, disaster response, and climate change resilience. The UK government, through the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, supports various programs aimed at improving education, healthcare, and economic development in the country. This aid is part of the UK's broader commitment to international development and humanitarian assistance.
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What country do the UK give foreign aid to the most and how much is it?
I think it may well be an African country. But why cant i get a straight answer from anyone,
Does the us give foreign aid to India?
Yes India does give aid to poor countries as well as receives money from countries such as UK etc.
How much money does the EU give to the UK ever year?
Foreign aid from the United Kingdom is handed out through the international development secretary. At present, about £11.3 billion is given out, roughly 0.7% of GNI.
How much financial aid does the UK give to Pakistan annually?
£650 million per year
Is the Philippines bigger than the UK?
Yes, the Philippines is bigger than the UK.
Does France give or receive foreign aid?
In 2004 France was the third-largest donor country in absolute terms. It was the fifth-largest donor considering the percentage of GDP (after Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands) and ahead of the United Kingdom, Germany and Japan. (source OECD, official development assistance 2004)
Does the UK still give financial aid to India?
yes, about £800 million this financial year, (08-09)
Is Philippines a part of the UK?
NO! The Philippines is an independent country.
Where is Christian aid based?
christian aid is based in the UK and Irish churchs
What country gives International aid?
The country that gives International aid is UK.
Who is the most successful foreign snooker player?
It depends who you class as foreign. Do you mean foreign to the UK?
What countries have a representative democracy?
The Philippines, USA, Canada, Australia, UK, Germany, and Greece.
