Resources

Cuts that cost lives: Why the UK’s retreat on international development must end

Rebuilding Britain’s reputation as a reliable development partner: The state of UK Aid in 2024

In this second brief, we examine the ways that the primary legal mandate of UK ODA – to contribute towards eradicating poverty – has been eroded in recent years.

Rebuilding Britain’s reputation as a reliable development partner: the state of UK aid in 2024

The first brief of this series examines two decisions the previous government made which significantly affected both the quantity and quality of the UK aid budget and subsequently damaged the UK’s reputation as a reliable development partner.

#PartnershipWorks social media toolkit

A selection of images and statistics showing the value of multilateral partnerships when working on development issues like health, education and climate change.

Letter from DFID on Brexit No Deal preparations

A letter from Nick Dyer, DFID's director general for economic development, outlining DFID's preparations for a No Deal Brexit.

The Reality of Aid Report 2018

The Reality of Aid Report 2018 analyses the recent changes in international aid in the context of Agenda 2030, as well as the persistence of poverty and growing inequalities within and between countries.

Official Development Assistance data for 2017

This factsheet analyses the 2017 statistics on official development assistance spending.

UK Aid Connect: progress and processes

This update for Bond members from DFID covers the background to UK Aid Connect, the results of the call for proposals and next steps.

International aid in brief

This accessible briefing for MPs covers essential information on UK aid, explaining what it is, how it is spent and why it is so important in the fight to eradicate extreme poverty.