Craine says money given is being 'eroded in real terms'
The Isle of Man Government should be giving more money towards international aid.
That's the view of an MLC who has asked for a review of the International Development budget.
It's been frozen at £2.5 million for the fourth year running.
The money is channeled, via five funding streams, to help with things like humanitarian crises – but Paul Craine has queried whether it's enough:
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