Business plan 2011 - 2015

DFID's business plan, which updates the one published last November, reflects achievements to date and lays out plans for the future.

Vision and coalition priorities for the period to 2014-15
Updated Structural Reform Plan showing revised actions and milestones for the next few years
Details of departmental expenditure and a list of common indicators to be tracked across each government department as a measure of efficiency.
Transparency section on how DFID will enable stakeholders to hold us more effectively to account. This provides a brief information strategy as well as a list of key indicators to be used as a guide to overall DFID performance.

Structural Reform Priorities

1. Honour international commitments

Honour the UK's international commitments and support actions to achieve the Millennium Development Goals

2. Introduce transparency in aid

Make British aid more effective by improving transparency and value for money

3. Boost wealth creation

Make British international development policy more focussed on boosting economic growth and wealth creation

4. Strengthen governance and security in fragile and conflict-affected countries

Improve the coherence and performance of British international development policy in fragile and conflict-affected countries, with a particular focus on Afghanistan and Pakistan

5. Lead international action to improve the lives of girls and women

Work to empower and educate girls, recognise the role of women in development and help to ensure that healthy mothers can raise strong children

6. Combat climate change

Drive urgent action to tackle climate change, and support adaptation and low carbon growth in developing countries

Last updated: 13 Jan 2012

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