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Feb 27, 2025

The UK’s international aid budget cut: our response

We share the deep disappointment and concern of BOND and many others towards the UK government’s aid budget cut.

Quite simply, this is the wrong decision, at the wrong time. It will make some of the world’s most desperate people – including refugees and displaced people – even more vulnerable. And it risks leaving the UK more, not less, insecure.

As the new United States administration steps away from its responsibility, we need the UK to step up. This must be a moment for our country to show bold, brave, and compassionate leadership. Doing so has never been more important.

But instead, this decision undermines the UK’s global reputation and commitment to protecting the world’s most at-risk populations. We urge the Government to reconsider and restore this funding – ensuring life-saving aid reaches those who need it most.