The House of Keys heard this week how the Isle of Man is still significantly behind with regards to overseas aid contributions.
The Island has given just over £3 million to famine stricken and war torn countries in the past 6 months, a figure far less than other crown dependencies Jersey and Guernsey.
The figure donated is a percentage of the Islands Gross National Product.
Despite this it's estimated the aid has reached well over 4 million people.
Minister Phil Gawne was responding to a question asked by Liberal Vannin Member, Zack Hall.
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