Reshaping the UK's ODA for better spending.

Exposing the effective £1.6 billion cut to the UK’s international climate finance commitment following accounting changes.

Labour has an opportunity to build on its legacy of leadership in international development.

New analysis in our report The Price of Hope shows the growing funding gap for refugee education is exacerbated by worsening debt burdens.

How the UK Government can unlock billions of pounds to address the interconnected crises of climate change and inequality.

Key principles and deliverables for putting children's rights at the centre of the Paris Financing Summit in June 2023

Insights from our conversations with 54,500 children on climate change and inequality, and how global leaders should act on them.

The worsening global debt crisis risks impacting lives of children across the world, which requires urgent leadership from G20 finance ministers.

Is a third year of UK aid cuts inevitable, or is there another way? A look at the key issues and possible solutions.

Critical actions G20 Finance Ministers need to announce at this weeks meeting to support global security, prosperity and increased investment in children.

Our session at the UN World Data shed light on the data we need to better understand how fair public finance decisions are for children and their families.

How the 2021 Spending Review will shape UK aid spending on children for the next three years.

Save the Children’s Child Inequality Tracker GRID offers a unique level of granularity for data on malnutrition, as well as other key child wellbeing measures.

Data on inequalities is extremely important for accountability to children. Our analysis shows that the availability of such data is still extremely patchy.

New analysis suggests that planned investment in children’s health, education and wellbeing in countries across the world will not be enough.

Of course, international development is about much more than aid. But with the world facing unprecedented reversals to progress, make no mistake: aid matters.

Our analysis of the UK aid budget for this financial year and next shows budget cuts will have a potentially devastating impact on the world's poorest children.

The Sustainable Development Goals should be the cornerstone of the global policy agenda for the new Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office.

How we believe the new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office can deliver transparency and support for the world's poorest people.

Through this blog series, we'll make the case that the future of British aid must be firmly rooted in reducing poverty and independent of Britain’s commercial interest.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, governments are taking unprecedented measures. But the space for civil society to hold them accountable is shrinking.

Taking action to right the wrongs in new UN report on children and armed conflict is the first step in protecting children and standing up for the UN’s values.