DFID’s support for health and education in India
Completed: 18 May 2012
This review assesses DFID’s performance in India by looking through the lens of DFID’s work in one state across four health and education programmes.Upcoming reviews
DFID’s education programmes in three East African countries
Completed: 18 May 2012
During the decade 2005-15, DFID spent over £1 billion of bilateral aid on education in three East African countries: Ethiopia, Rwanda and Tanzania. This review assesses how well that money was spent.The management of UK budget support operations
Completed: 18 May 2012
This review assesses budget support, aid given directly to a recipient government, which represents 15% of the UK’s bilateral aid budget. In the right conditions, budget support can offer an effective and efficient way of providing development assistance.DFID’s electoral support through UNDP
Completed: 25 April 2012
DFID spent £140 million in electoral assistance through UNDP between 2001-11. This is a review of DFID’s management and oversight of this funding.DFID: Programme controls and assurance in Afghanistan
Completed: 22 March 2012
This review assesses DFID’s systems of control and assurance over its expenditure in Afghanistan.The effectiveness of DFID’s engagement with the World Bank
Completed: 22 March 2012
The World Bank is important for delivering UK development assistance. DFID contributed £1.6 billion to the Bank in the 2010-11 financial year, which represented a fifth of all UK ODA.Girl Hub: a DFID and Nike Foundation initiative
Completed: 22 March 2012
Girl Hub, a joint initiative between DFID and Nike Foundation, was established to help decision-makers and donors do more to address the needs and rights of adolescent girls. Our report assesses this partnership.DFID’s support to the health sector in Zimbabwe
Completed: 22 November 2011
Our report assesses DFID’s support to the health sector in Zimbabwe which has had a substantial and positive impact, most notably for those living with HIV/AIDS.DFID’s climate change programme in Bangladesh
Completed: 22 November 2011
84% of the 162 million people living in Bangladesh survive on less than $2 a day. They are highly vulnerable to the impacts of the climate, particularly cyclones and floods.DFID’s approach to anti-corruption
Completed: 22 November 2011
This report assesses DFID’s approach to managing the risk of corruption, which is one of the most important components of achieving value for money in the UK aid programme.ICAI’s approach to effectiveness and value for money
Completed: 22 November 2011
This review of effectiveness and value for money sets out ICAI’s approach to defining these concepts in the context of international aid.