FOI release

DFID Freedom of Information disclosures 2013

These are responses to some of the Freedom of Information requests received during 2013.

• From: Department for International Development
• Published: 19 January 2015

Documents

Information on 2 projects: Act Global and Act Global, Red

PDF, 113 KB, 1 page

DFID’s top level outcomes and indicators

PDF, 203 KB, 2 pages

Scotland Analysis Programme

PDF, 115 KB, 1 page

Acid attacks

PDF, 123 KB, 1 page

Palestinian Authority funding

PDF, 144 KB, 1 page

Aid budget spending on disabled people

PDF, 127 KB, 2 pages

Resources allocated for anti-trafficking

PDF, 130 KB, 2 pages

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DFID’s support to Jordan

PDF, 394 KB, 5 pages

Calls for research into corruption or anti-corruption in Africa

PDF, 116 KB, 1 page

The number of staff employed by DFID to counter fraud

PDF, 118 KB, 1 page

DFID’s Annual Reports from 1998

PDF, 151 KB, 1 page

Aid to Egypt from January 2013 onwards

PDF, 114 KB, 1 page

Public Sector Equality Duty

PDF, 213 KB, 2 pages

Spending to end female genital mutilation

PDF, 120 KB, 1 page

Balance of competencies evidence

PDF, 63.6 KB, 3 pages

Funding to International Citizen Service Scheme

PDF, 57.5 KB, 1 page

Funding provided to the Syrian National Coalition

PDF, 160 KB, 1 page

Aid to Iraqi civilians in Iraq

PDF, 111 KB, 1 page

Assistance to countries dealing with the aftermath of a natural disaster in the last 3 years

PDF, 184 KB, 3 pages

Details

You will find a selection of responses to requests made under the Freedom of Information Act and the Environmental Information Regulations here. This is not an exhaustive list of disclosures, but is intended to show the most common and interesting requests.

Published 19 January 2015