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The International Development Committee is inquiring into priorities for the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit, in particular, focusing on what DFID's priorities should be for next year's Summit. The shortcomings of the global humanitarian assistance funding model and whether responses are sufficiently tailored to vulnerable groups and children.

The Committee has published a letter to the Rt Hon Justine Greening MP, Secretary of State for International Development, setting out six priority areas for discussion at the summit which the Committee feels will help the international community fulfil its responsibilities to deliver a more effective and efficient humanitarian system.

• Letter: World Humanitarian Summit
• Report: The World Humanitarian Summit: priorities for Reform
• Report: The World Humanitarian Summit: priorities for Reform (PDF 688 KB)
• 3rd Special Report - The World Humanitarian Summit: priorities for reform: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2015–16

The Committee covered the UK response to the recent Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia. The Committee questioned representatives from Medecins Sans Frontieres – including a doctor recently returned from Sierra Leone - and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine on the current situation on the ground.

The Committee then questioned the Secretary of State for International Development Rt Hon Justine Greening MP on the UK response to the Ebola crisis, and healthcare issues more widely.

DfID has allocated £230 million for the Ebola crisis, and recently announced a commitment to spend £5m on strengthening and supporting health systems in Sierra Leone and Liberia.

The Committee then took evidence from the Minister on DFID’s humanitarian response in Iraq. Questions covered the coordination of aid, the use of air drops, and what more could have been done from a development perspective during the British occupation of parts of Iraq to try to tackle the emergence of insurgency and terrorism.

The Committee concluded that the World Health Organisation and member country failings mean global health systems remain “Dangerously Inadequate” for dealing with health emergencies.

Further information

• Watch the meeting
• Ebola Outbreak 2014 - Commons Library Standard Note
• Ebola Virus: UK government response
• Topics: Iraq

Further information

• Oral evidence
• Letter from Louise Ellman MP to Justine Greening MP dated 11 July 2012
• Letter from Patrick McLoughlin MP to Louise Ellman MP dated 20 September 2012
• Scrutiny Unit note: Differences in public sector transport spending across England

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