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UK aid to Pakistan

Inquiry

Report & Government response published

The International Development Committee launched an inquiry examining UK aid to Pakistan. Pakistan is the top bilateral recipient of UK aid and faces a range of complex development challenges. This inquiry explored the range of development interventions in the country, considering whether the UK’s aid spending is sufficiently targeted, effective and joined-up in its approach.

Following cuts to overall UK aid, the UK government has been advised in a report by the House of Commons International Development Committee to focus its spending in Pakistan on supporting marginalised groups, including women & girls and religious minorities.

Work news

UK aid to Pakistan must be more focused

International Development Committee publishes report on UK aid to Pakistan

UK aid to Pakistan a major recipient examined

International Development Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 23 November at 3.45pm

18 November 2021

Rights of women and girls and freedom of religion in Pakistan examined

International Development Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 29 June at 2.30pm

UK aid projects in Pakistan focused on education examined

International Development Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 18 May at 2.30pm

Opportunities and challenges that face Pakistan’s development examined

International Development Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 2 March at 2.30pm

25 February 2021

Committee to scrutinise UK aid programme in Pakistan

International Development Committee launch inquiry on UK aid to Pakistan

11 February 2021

Contact us

Email: indcom@parliament.uk
Phone: 020 7219 1223/3285 (general enquiries) | 020 7219 4984 (media enquiries)
Address: International Development Committee, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA