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In focus

Vaccine summit saves four million lives

Video: Hear from Bill Gates, Jemima Khan and other key donors, supporters and campaigners

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Situation in Libya - latest updates

The UK's response to the humanitarian situation in Libya

Changing lives

Hear the stories, follow our progress and tell your friends

Aid reviews

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Humanitarian Emergency Response Review

Results of Lord Ashdown's independent review

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The future of UK aid

Changing lives, delivering results: our plans to help the world's poorest people

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Action plans set out how we'll fight poverty

Operational plans for every country where DFID works now published

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posted 22 June 2011

The social media room at last week's GAVI conference was quietly buzzing. People's faces were lit by the blue light of their lap top screens and, in one corner, a steady stream of influential people commented and reported into the TV cameras...

Christine Mosler

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Vaccines campaigner

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