…reached £1.3 billion in 2013 – an increase of £472 million since 2009. Most of this increase came from the establishment of the International Climate Fund and expansion of the…
…climate change. All reviews will need to consider some core issues irrespective of theme, and we will investigate these as appropriate: Our core issues Approaches to financial and risk management;…
…of resilience into the global development agenda. Although DFID’s humanitarian, environmental and climate related programmes were found to be consistently contributing to reducing vulnerability and strengthening resilience, the review found…
…Development Goals in catalysing investment ‘beyond aid’, including tackling climate change; how the increasing focus on mutual prosperity was often due to requests from partner countries; and the challenges of…
…susceptible to deterioration, making the most vulnerable at higher risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms. For those already experiencing protracted climate– and conflict-related crises, the implications of COVID-19 could be…
…fraud, and a review of UK aid’s work on tackling deforestation and promoting biodiversity to address climate change. Further planned reviews will be added to ICAI’s future workplan in due…
…such as climate change, and used periods of uncertainty to carry out timely reports, such as the information note on Gavi, the Global Vaccine Alliance, just ahead of the pledging…
…and technology to improve food security and climate adaptation. The review will build on ICAI’s 2013 review of DFID’s support to agricultural research. Transparency in UK aid, a rapid review…
…as climate change and global health crises. Historically, over half of the UK’s ODA budget has been channelled through multilateral organisations, such as the United Nations and World Bank. In…
…research partnerships – between China and the former Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and the Department for Health and Social Care – focused on the climate and global…
