ICAI’s 2013-14 budget has been published as part of DFID’s Main Estimate (www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/d/dfid_mainsupplyestimates_201314.pdf). We have been allocated £3.8 million for programme spending (via our contractor consortium) and £456,000 for administrative…
…growth and reduces governments’ ability to provide services for their people. This review will focus on DFID’s efforts to support international cooperation addressing the global issues of tax avoidance and…
…development. In the UK, the government has set out a global strategy for the UK aid programme, while the Department for International Development (DFID) has launched a series of strategic…
ICAI has begun a new review into the role of cash transfers in reducing poverty and vulnerability: Assessing the sustainability of UK aid’s results This review will assess examine DFID’s…
ICAI is reviewing DFID’s approach to ensuring value for money in the management of its supplier pool. This review will provide Parliament and the public with an assessment of whether…
…range of positive actions including a two-year extension to the lifetime of the Prosperity Fund, a stronger focus on equity in DFID’s new value for money guidance, and strengthened analysis…
…found that DFID has pursued a clear set of reform objectives, including better coordination, a stronger focus on value for money, and more flexible and greater use of cash transfers….
…aims to promote sustainable economic development and reduce poverty in Africa. Since 2014, the Department for International Development’s (DFID) annual average contributions to the AfDB Group were approximately £205 million,…
…further investigation. ICAI looked at cross-cutting activities by the Department for International Development (DFID), the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), and the Department for International Trade (DIT), and found that…
…cross-government effort, with the Home Office, former Department for International Development (DFID) and Foreign Office all having delivered international programmes in this area alongside the global influencing campaign. ICAI said…
