ICAI follow-up review of 2017-18 reports
24 Dec 2020
Document Type: Report
ICAI follow-up review of 2018-19 reports
22 Dec 2020
The current state of UK aid: A synthesis of ICAI findings from 2015 to 2019
17 Dec 2020
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UK aid spending during COVID-19: management of procurement through suppliers
4 Dec 2020
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Management of the 0.7% ODA spending target
24 Nov 2020
Read a browser-friendly version of ICAI’s rapid review about the UK government's management of the 0.7% ODA spending target.
The UK’s approach to tackling modern slavery through the aid programme
14 Oct 2020
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Sexual exploitation and abuse by international peacekeepers
30 Sep 2020
The UK’s “leading” work to tackle the widespread problem of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) by international peacekeepers is relevant and important, but could be strengthened with more focus on survivors and a stronger approach to learning.
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Assessing DFID’s results in nutrition
16 Sep 2020
A browser-friendly version of ICAI's review assessing DFID's results in nutrition flows, which finds the government has beaten its goal of reaching people in some of the world’s poorest countries with nutrition services – but with malnutrition set to rise as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, it should do more to help the most vulnerable.
The UK’s support to the African Development Bank Group
31 Jul 2020
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The UK’s work with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
4 Jun 2020
The UK’s major aid investment in Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, is playing a pivotal role in making sure children in the world’s poorest countries are vaccinated against disease – but the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic risks “crowding out” routine immunisation work.