Independent report

Evaluation of the long-term development cooperation between the UK and Vietnam

How, and to what extent, did the UK's development assistance contribute to sustainable poverty reduction in Vietnam?

• From: Department for International Development
• Published: 5 February 2016
• Last updated: 15 April 2016 — See all updates

Documents

Evaluation of the Long-term Development Cooperation Between the UK and Vietnam (PO 6368)

PDF, 1.35 MB, 119 pages

Historical Overview: development cooperation betweem the UK and Vietnam (PO 6368)

PDF, 1.56 MB, 129 pages

DFID management response to the Evaluation of the long-term development cooperation between the UK and Vietnam

PDF, 138 KB, 4 pages

Details

The overall purpose of the evaluation is to:

• provide a brief historical account of the development cooperation between Vietnam and the UK since 1999
• examine the evidence of DFID’s contribution to poverty reduction in Vietnam in the context of DFID assistance and broader development efforts in the country
• identify lessons learnt from this cooperation for the Government of Vietnam in light of the development challenges it will be likely to face after 2016, for other donors still operating in Vietnam after DFID’s exit and for DFID operations in other partner countries to improve development effectiveness

Published 5 February 2016
Last updated 15 April 2016 + show all updates

1. 15 April 2016

   DFID management response to the Evaluation of the long-term development cooperation between the UK and Vietnam

2. 5 February 2016

   First published.