Forthcoming review: UK aid to Ukraine
…official development assistance (ODA) to Ukraine in 2022 and has made continued support a key plank of its foreign policy into 2024. The review will assess the full range of…
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UK aid to Gaza, Afghanistan and China to come under ICAI scrutiny
…on China aims to increase transparency around remaining UK aid to the country since the then-Foreign Secretary announced in 2021 that FCDO would reduce aid to China for ‘programme delivery’…
ICAI parliamentary event underlines value of scrutiny in a time of aid budget reductions
…international development. Evie Aspinall, director of the British Foreign Policy Group, spoke about why transparency matters, especially in the current volatile political climate, in which the UK has been seen…
UK aid in a conflict-affected country: Reducing conflict and fragility in Somalia
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ICAI is currently led by chief commissioner Jillian Popkins and commissioners Liz Ditchburn and Harold Freeman. Commissioners are appointed after a competitive process overseen by the Office of the Commissioner…
Independent Commission for Aid Impact publishes reports on DFID’s work in Western Odisha, Sudan and Nepal
…UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS). ICAI assessed this to be a poorly designed project which did not sufficiently take account of institutional and economic realities. The project has, therefore,…
Public Appointments: recruitment of Chief Commissioner and Commissioner
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…
Independent Commission for Aid Impact publishes Rapid Review of DFID’s Smart Rules
…increased realism in planning; and Make senior staff (such as heads of office) specifically accountable for continuous learning. Recommendation 3: DFID needs to maintain the momentum of the change programme…