Civil society in poorest India - Stories of innovation and change

Stories from the Poorest Areas Civil Society (PACS) Programme (2001-2008), which reached out to some of India's most impoverished people.

13/05/2008 - 3759kb

Business for Development

Many companies are already reaping the benefits of working with DFID to explore business opportunities which both increase profits and fuel growth in poorer countries.

09/05/2008 - 812kb

DFID Annual Report 2008

The report gives a full statement of where we spent public money over the last year and where we have pledged to spend it in coming years to tackle the challenges that we face. It is intended to provide Parliament, members of the public, our partners and others interested in development issues with a comprehensive account of our work and key developments from April 2007 to March 2008.

08/05/2008

China Africa Fact Sheet - (English version)

China’s trade, investment and aid to Africa have grown dramatically in recent years. In 2000, two-way trade was $10.6 billion. It reached $55.5 billion in 2006. It is on track to reach $70 billion in 2007. China is now Africa’s second largest trading partner after the US. It is likely to become the largest before 2010.

07/05/2008 - 607kb

China Africa Fact Sheet - Chinese

China’s trade, investment and aid to Africa have grown dramatically in recent years. In 2000, two-way trade was $10.6 billion. It reached $55.5 billion in 2006. It is on track to reach $70 billion in 2007. China is now Africa’s second largest trading partner after the US. It is likely to become the largest before 2010.

07/05/2008 - 670kb

Africa Factsheet

In 2006/07 DFID spent an estimated £1.05 billion on bilateral and regional programmes to reduce poverty in Africa, of which 90% spent in our 16 priority countries. In 2007/08 DFID’s spend in Africa is set to rise further to £1.25 billion. DFID’s 16 priority countries, as agreed with HM Treasury in the 2005-08 Public service Agreement are: DRC, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Serria Leone, South Africa, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

07/05/2008 - 173kb

Annual Diversity Report 2007/08

DFID's fifth comprehensive Annual Diversity Report

06/05/2008 - 474kb

DFID Stakeholder Survey Report

Report of Stakeholder Survey, including Executive Summary and Key Messages

02/05/2008 - 370kb

Reconstructing Afghanistan: Government Response to the Committee's Fourth Report of Session 2007-08

Third Special Report of Session 2007-08 of the House of Commons International Development Committee

01/05/2008 - 194kb

Zimbabwe factsheet

DFID channels resources through the United Nations and through civil society organisations. No direct aid is going to the Government of Zimbabwe. DFID will spend £45 million in Zimbabwe in 2007/2008.

30/04/2008 - 201kb