British aid to India.
Great Britain.Overseas Development Administration.
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Text continues: "The Overseas Development Administration (ODA) is the government department which manages Britain's aid budget to developing countries. In 1992/93 Britain gave over £93.9 million to India. In line with the government of India's own priorities, this money was spent on a wide range of projects aimed at reducing poverty, improving standards of health and education, protecting the environment and promoting economic growth."
"ODA. To find out more about Britain's aid program to developing countries contact: Information Department, Room 523, Overseas Development Administration, (4 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5JL. Tel: 071 917 0503."
Poster informing of The British Government's aid spending in India.
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Economic assistance, British