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From Department for International Development (DFID)
  • This How To Note provides guidance for UK country posts on when and how to support elections internationally.

  • This guidance is to help FCDO staff, project partners and other stakeholders use the scoring system and complete the latest templates

  • A bold plan for reform of DFID’s work with suppliers.

    First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

  • DFID organisational chart: Ministers and senior management

  • DFID supplier portal help and guidance for existing suppliers/fund recipients.

  • This document specifies the requirements that must be met by contractors in the handling, management, storage and processing of information belonging to FCDO or its partners.

  • A guidance note for FCDO Research partners on developing a research uptake strategy.

  • The UK’s Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) launched on 01 April 2015. This new funding instrument has replaced the Conflict (prevention) pool. The UK has allocated CSS funds for Iraq.

  • The following are a small number of examples of good practice that Civil Society Organisations have exhibited whilst going through DFID’s Civil Society Department pre grant due diligence process.

  • Our pre-grant due diligence procedures aim to ensure value for money by identifying potential risks and capacity-building opportunities.

  • DFID supplier portal help and guidance.

  • The purpose of this guidance note is to equip development practitioners with the tools to measure and maximize value for money (VfM) in infrastructure programming.

  • Due diligence is an important part of DFID’s commitment to demonstrating accountability and transparency in the development sector, and ensuring the effective use of public funds.

  • Learning and teaching materials: Policy and practice for provision.

  • This note responds to demand from FCDO country offices for guidance on measuring and maximising value for money (VfM).

  • International Climate Fund business case and intervention summary for the Carbon Market Finance (CMF) Programmewhich supports greenhouse gas mitigation and renewable energy generation in low income countries.

  • A document which explains the best ways to assess evidence to those working on international development programmes.

  • The TAF aims to help rebalance international trade negotiations by providing legal advice and support to the poorest and most vulnerable countries.

  • An initiative for companies committed to integrating 10 corporate responsibility principles in their business operations and strategies.

  • The grants are designed to create international relationships that can broker and support partnerships focused on global education.