Why should the UK cooperate on development policy after Brexit?
16 January 2020
The EU External Affairs Sub-Committee holds an evidence session with Mikaela Gavas, Co-Director of the Center for Global Development and Simon Maxwell, former Director of the Overseas Development Institute and Emeritus fellow, Institute of Development Studies
- Parliament TV: International development cooperation after Brexit
- Inquiry: International development cooperation after Brexit
- EU External Affairs Sub-Committee
Witnesses
Thursday 23 January, Committee Room 1, Palace of Westminster
At 10:00am
- Mikaela Gavas, Co-Director of Development Cooperation in Europe and Senior Policy Fellow at the Center for Global Development
- Simon Maxwell, former Director of the Overseas Development Institute and Emeritus Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies
Likely questions
Questions likely to be asked include:
- What, in your view, is the EU's added value to UK development policy, and vice-versa?
- Why should the UK and the EU cooperate on development policy after Brexit?
- What should cooperation look like and what will be the key challenges?