The Conflict, Stability and Security Fund’s aid spending
Completed: 29 March 2018
Shortcomings in aid programmes delivered as part of the government’s CSSF are undermining its contribution to building peace, stability and security.Reviews
Building resilience to natural disasters
Completed: 28 February 2018
DFID has taken a well-considered approach to mainstreaming resilience to natural disasters, and has helped to promote the inclusion of resilience into the global development agenda.DFID’s approach to value for money in programme and portfolio management
Completed: 20 February 2018
The Department for International Development’s approach to value for money is helping to make UK aid spending go further, but improvements are still needed.The UK aid response to global health threats
Completed: 31 January 2018
While health has been a major focus of UK aid for many years, the response to and lessons from the Ebola crisis stimulated a rapid scaling up of activity and spending to address global health threats.Achieving value for money through procurement – Part 1: DFID’s approach to its supplier market
Completed: 8 November 2017
The Department for International Development (DFID) has developed a credible approach to enabling fair and open competition in its supplier market and to achieving value for money in its procurement.Global Challenges Research Fund
Completed: 12 September 2017
The cross-government Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) has the potential to help address major global development challenges, but risks being spread too thinly to achieve transformative results.DFID’s approach to supporting inclusive growth in Africa
Completed: 28 June 2017
DFID doubled its expenditure on economic development in recent years to £1.8 billion a year, with the objective of promoting economic transformation and job creation.UK aid in a conflict-affected country: Reducing conflict and fragility in Somalia
Completed: 23 June 2017
In extremely challenging circumstances, UK aid is making a positive contribution to state-building and stability in Somalia.Follow-up Year 5
Completed: 21 June 2017
ICAI's follow-up review looks at how well DFID and other government departments have responded to the recommendations it made in previous reviews.The UK’s aid response to irregular migration in the central Mediterranean
Completed: 10 March 2017
UK aid interventions designed to address irregular migration through the central Mediterranean are currently some distance from making a measurable impact.The cross-government Prosperity Fund
Completed: 7 February 2017
The Prosperity Fund needs to continue to improve its systems and processes to support the pace and scale of delivery.The effects of DFID’s cash transfer programmes on poverty and vulnerability
Completed: 12 January 2017
UK aid is succeeding in alleviating extreme poverty through its support for cash transfer programmes.