This Government are resolutely committed to development but must do it differently. We will ensure the aid budget delivers value for money and has impact globally. Supporting and growing economies will be at the heart of how we spend ODA going forward, and further decisions on the ODA budget, including specific programmes, are subject to the spending review and resource allocation processes.

We continue to engage closely with our partners at the World Bank and other multilateral development institutions. Multilateral co-operation allows a global scale of investment and delivery that outstrips what countries can achieve alone. We are also looking at other ways, including through British International Investment and other bodies, so we are going to look across the board and multilaterally to increase our impact.

Women and girls will remain at the heart of our programming. Equality impact assessments are an essential part of how we make decisions on ODA allocations. I can assure my hon. Friend that equality impact assessments are an essential part of how we make decisions on ODA allocations.

Britain has supported Gavi to vaccinate over 1 billion children, saving 18 million lives and generating $250 billion in economic benefits. We are considering our next investments as part of the spending review process.

I absolutely can make that commitment. We are looking at all measures by which we can support development and economic growth globally, working with multilateral partners.