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Recommendation
Sixth Report - UK aid to Pakistan
Deferred
The UK Government should direct its bilateral ODA spending in Pakistan strategically towards supporting marginalised groups reach their full potential.
Government response AI summary
The government welcomed the emphasis on inclusion and redirected the committee to responses 22, 34 and 35 for detail.
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Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
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Conclusion
Sixth Report - UK aid to Pakistan
Deferred
Food insecurity remains a development challenge in Pakistan. As adequate nutrition is central to maintaining progress in key areas for development such as health, education, and economic growth, failing to have a joined-up strategy towards nutrition undermines the UK Government’s work in other areas, such as in education and economic …
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Food insecurity remains a development challenge in Pakistan. As adequate nutrition is central to maintaining progress in key areas for development such as health, education, and economic growth, failing to have a joined-up strategy towards nutrition undermines the UK Government’s work in other areas, such as in education and economic empowerment for women and girls.
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Government response AI summary
The UK facilitates health sector policy coordination as convenors of a Development Partners Group, but has exited bilateral ODA finance of nutrition, prioritizing interventions in other areas while continuing to fund UN agencies that provide specific nutrition policy and services.
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Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office