11 Dec 2014
The ICF is both a significant contribution to climate finance and a tool for influencing action at the international and national levels. After a challenging start, it has built up significant momentum and is now well placed to deliver on its ambitious objectives. While many of its investments have had long lead times and remained unproven, there is evidence of early impact in a range of areas. It has pioneered new approaches in the measurement of results.
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31 Oct 2014
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has published a report today on the Department for International Development’s Approach to Anti-Corruption and Its Impact on the Poor. Corruption is a fundamental issue that afflicts the everyday lives of the very poorest and thwarts global efforts to lift countries out of poverty. DFID recognises corruption as […]
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5 Sep 2014
The International Development Committee has published its report on our 2013-14 Annual Report. The report and further details can be found on the Committee’s website here: https://old.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/international-development-committee/news/icai-report-substantive/ Responding to the report, Chief Commissioner Graham Ward said: “This positive report is very welcome. I strongly support the Committee’s statement on independence. Our continuing independence is vital: […]
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29 Jul 2014
ICAI’s Matt Wilkins writes about examining corruption in Nepal.
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22 Jul 2014
We are currently looking for comments on our Terms of Reference for our Review of UK Development Assistance for Security and Justice. All comments must be submitted by 5 September 2014.
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9 Jul 2014
DFID started scaling up its nutrition work in 2010. The pace and scale of DFID’s global work is good but implementation at the country level has been too slow. As a result, it is too early to show impact, though we saw some promising signs. Although DFID’s work is based on sound evidence, DFID’s projects do not always focus on interventions with the greatest impact on stunting. DFID should improve the monitoring of its programmes and ensure results are not over-reported. We believe that a greater focus is needed on the most vulnerable and ‘hard-to-reach’ mothers and children.
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13 Jun 2014
Our 2013-14 ICAI Annual Report has been published. It sets out our activities and expenditure for our third complete year of operation. The report also contains a synthesis of our findings to date and the follow-up from our Year Two reports.
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6 Jun 2014
We are currently looking for comments on our Terms of Reference for Scale Up in Fragile States report. All comments must be submitted by 13 June 2014. You can find the details here: https://icai.independent.gov.uk/reports/terms-reference-forthcoming-reports/
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21 May 2014
The current Chief Commissioner, Graham Ward’s term in office ends in 2015. The Chief Commissioner is responsible for overseeing the delivery of high quality, accessible reviews, representing ICAI and communicating its reports to stakeholders and reporting to Parliament. The Government is seeking to appoint a new Chief Commissioner to succeed Mr Ward; and also to appoint a new Commissioner. Further information […]
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15 May 2014
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has published a report on the Department for International Development’s private sector development work, giving a rating of Amber-Red.
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