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First published during the 2005 to 2010 Labour government
This report details the findings from the February 2010 wave of a survey designed to track the UK public’s attitudes towards development.
Save the Children Programme Partnership Arrangement self-assessment review 2008/09.
A summary of DFID’s evaluation activities and recommendations between October 2008 and October 2009
HelpAge International programme partnership arrangement self-assessment review 2008/09.
WWF-UK programme partnership arrangement self-assessment review 2008/09.
CAFOD programme partnership arrangement self-assessment review 2008/09.
World Vision UK programme partnership arrangement self-assessment review 2008/09.
This Annual Report sets out the progress made by the Department for International Development over the past year in tackling extreme poverty
These accounts cover DFID activities carried out from headquarter offices in London and East Kilbride; and country offices.
DFID’s evaluation programme and a list of evaluation topics proposed for 20010/2012
The UK’s policy on evaluation for international development.
DFID’s Evaluation Department annual report 2007/08
DFID annual report 2008 - chapter 1
The Department for International Development (DFID) will spend up to £1 billion on research over the next five years.
Report of DFID Stakeholder survey 2008, including executive summary and key messages.
This Asset Management Strategy for the DFID describes: how we use capital now (section B); our plans for investment and other spending.
First published during the 2001 to 2005 Labour government
This booklet outlines how the Department for International Development (DFID) is working to improve the quality and use of statistics for development.
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