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DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for Nigeria [PDF - 219 KB]opens in a new window
31 January 2013
DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for Vietnam [PDF - 198 KB]opens in a new window
DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for Bangladesh [PDF - 206 KB]opens in a new window
DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for Burma [PDF - 191 KB]opens in a new window
DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for South Sudan [PDF - 197 KB]opens in a new window
DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for Yemen [PDF - 278 KB]opens in a new window
DFID's Anti-Corruption Strategy for the Palestinian Programme [PDF - 201 KB]opens in a new window
BBC Media Action DFID global grant summary September 2012 [PDF - 2.8 MB]opens in a new window
01 September 2012
Summary of DFID global grant to BBC Media Action from Autumn 2011
Evaluation of support to anti-corruption efforts Nicaragua [PDF - 1.9 MB]opens in a new window
01 June 2012
This evaluation is concerned with support to Anti-Corruption (AC)-related programmes in Nicaragua over the period 2002-10 by Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK)
Joint evaluation of support to anti-corruption efforts Bangladesh [PDF - 1.9 MB]opens in a new window
This evaluation is concerned with support to anti-corruption (AC)-related programmes over the period 2002-10 by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK)
Evaluation of support to anti-corruption efforts Tanzania [PDF - 1.7 MB]opens in a new window
This evaluation is concerned with support to Anti-Corruption (AC)-related programmes in Tanzania over the period 2002-10 by Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK)
Joint evaluation of support to anti-corruption efforts Vietnam [PDF - 1.8 MB]opens in a new window
This evaluation is concerned with support to Anti-Corruption (AC)-related programmes over the period 2002-10 by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Denmark,Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK).
Governance, Open Societies and Anti-Corruption Department (GOSAC) Operational Plan 2011-2015 [PDF - 168 KB]opens in a new window
GOSAC’s specific goal is to reduce poverty through: achieving better governance and empowering people in developing countries; and achieve better outcomes for poor people and girls and women.
Evaluation of support to anti-corruption efforts Zambia [PDF - 1.4 MB]opens in a new window
This evaluation is concerned with Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK) Anti-Corruption (AC)-related programmes over the period 2002-10
Results in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States and Situations [PDF - 383 KB]opens in a new window
28 February 2012
The note is for use by country offices in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States and situations and is intended to bring together relevant materials and share good practice on measuring and managing for results in these contexts.
DFID's response to ICAI report: Anti-corruption action plan [PDF - 35 KB]opens in a new window
12 December 2011
DFID's management response to the Independent Commission for Aid Impact's (ICAI) review of DFID's approach to anti-corruption
What does disaster resilience mean for DFID - summary paper [PDF - 369 KB]opens in a new window
23 November 2011
Building disaster resilience is the term we use to describe the process of helping communities and countries to be better prepared to withstand and rapidly recover from a shock such as an earthquake, drought, flood or cyclone.
Defining disaster resilience - full report [PDF - 2.5 MB]opens in a new window
This Approach Paper is intended to inform the next phase of DFID’s work on resilience to both natural and man-made disasters by providing a starting point for discussion within the Department and with our partners.
Finance for All - Finance Improvement Plan [PDF - 82 KB]opens in a new window
24 October 2011
Finance for All is exactly what is says. It applies both to our directly managed programmes and to how we promote better financial improvement in the organisations that we invest in, including multilateral agencies.
DFID's Governance Portfolio review [PDF - 126 KB]opens in a new window
03 October 2011
DFID's investment in governance aims to support the development of capable, accountable and responsive states that provide security, enable growth, reduce poverty and improve the delivery of public services