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Where Britain's aid money goes
Department for Culture Media and Sport
Program to make PE lessons more “meaningful and exciting” in 20 countries including Malaysia, South Africa, Brazil and Turkey, following London 2012 Olympics.
Cost: £8.35m over four years
Department of Energy and Climate Change
Program to reduce “greenhouse gas emissions from cattle ranching” in Colombia.
Cost: £15m over four years
Department of Energy and Climate Change
Renewable energy and low-carbon transport projects in Chile, India, Nigeria and Turkey.
Cost: £75m.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Britain contributes to Europeaid, the EU’s aid program. Projects including equipping border guards in Belarus, a dictatorship, and funding a waterpark in Morocco.
Cost: £1bn a year
Department for International Development
Yegna, a girlband dubbed the Ethiopian ‘Spice Girls’, is intended to empower teenage girls through song.
Cost: £3.8m a year.
Department for International Development
Trademark Southern Africa, intended to boost commerce, was swiftly shut down by Mrs Greening after watchdog found officials earning more than £100,000 and cash being administered by Zimbabwean regime.
Cost: £100m.
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