Promote Global Britain by using our development leadership to empower and protect the freedom of women and girls, to provide reliable, honest infrastructure financing, and to support humanitarian needs. Strengthen the security and resilience of the UK and our allies by defending our interests around the world.
The FCDO’s 2022 to 2023 priority outcomes, as set out in Spending Review 2021 (PDF, 398 KB), are as follows:īuild economic diplomacy by seizing global opportunities which benefit the whole of the UK, and harness the mutual benefits of unlocking growth for our allies and partners, including through the Build Back Better World initiative. centrally managed programmes (programmes delivered by UK directorates including non- ODA spend).core multilateral programmes (eg contributions to World Bank etc).regional bilateral programmes (amounts to the overseas network).The former estimate row ‘Strategic priorities and other programme spend’ has been replaced with 3 estimate rows: In consultation with our parliamentary select committees, we have restructured the estimates for 2022 to 2023. The format of this document follows guidance from the Parliamentary Scrutiny Unit, to provide wider context on the department’s objectives and finances. This memorandum gives background to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office ( FCDO) Supplementary Estimate 2022 to 2023.
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