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UK Outlines New International Development Agenda at Accra Reset

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 21
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UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband pledged that Britain will work with Ghana and other nations in a partnership of equals during the Accra Reset event. Miliband outlined a major overhaul of the UK's development approach, moving from a donor to an investor. This strategy includes three priorities: finance at greater scale, calls for greater legitimacy in international institutions, and ensuring new initiatives are measured by real results.

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The UK intends to pursue this agenda at the annual meetings of the World Bank, where Miliband serves as a representative. The priorities include supporting the reform of multilateral development banks and addressing issues such as unsustainable debt and illicit finance.

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    The UK's increased focus and pledges of partnership with Ghana could lead to greater foreign investment and development funding.

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  1. Ed Miliband and Badr Abdelatty discussed regional crises and global stability issues, stressing the importance of preserving sovereignty during crises.Sub-event
  2. UK pledges partnership with Ghana while Miliband pursues agenda on the World Bank board ahead of G20.1 source
  3. Ed Miliband visited the Philippines, where the UK government is funding governance training and water management projects.Sub-event
  4. The abolition of the Department for International Development (DFID) led to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) being unfit.Sub-event
  5. UK leadership drives international finance agenda via FCDO, World Bank, and key figures.1 source

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