The government’s response to ICAI reports has been mixed over the past year, with 58% of recommendations from our recent reviews adequately addressed but slower progress on longstanding issues
Read more: https://t.co/Zr1ZZsBp5L
In this week's Agulhas' newsletter the CCC responds to UK climate pledges, a new TB vaccine is funded and MDBs agree to climate principles... https://t.co/1DVrc1NoiM
CAN-UK supports @icai_uk recommendation to @_Government_UK that all agriculture programmes and investments should have an integral focus on climate change and nature. The report evidences the impacts of ODA cuts and a failure to ensure climate finance is truly transformational.
Report out yesterday from @icai_uk on #UKaid to #agriculture - examples of good practice, but more has to be done to meet #COP26 ambitions.
Also interesting coverage in @Independent https://t.co/GdoHlEKp50 which shares some other perspectives.
Nearly two years on from #COP26 in Glasgow, our latest #UKaid review finds the UK’s approach to climate change and nature in agriculture must be more ambitious.
Find out more: https://t.co/jjW6DPn6dc
@icai_uk reports are all different. While the report scores what the UK does well, concerns highlight what has changed in UK aid over recent years and points to action needed to ensure future work is impactful and value for money.
An important review highlighting the reduction of spending and potential loss of long term impact and influence of a successful and important part of the UK’s aid portfolio. @devex@FCDOGovUK
@icai_uk review of UK aid to agriculture is out today - finds examples of innovative programming but warns substantial improvements need to be made to meet UK objectives @GrahamGordon4@bondngo@ONECampaign@CAN_UK_
NEW review finds many positive examples of #UKaid to agriculture through its delivery programmes, research and investments but warns of a lack of coherence in the UK’s approach.
Find out more: https://t.co/v6EiUz6ZgP
New @icai_uk review of #UKaid to #agriculture out today. Examples of good, effective and relevant programming but loss of coherence and strategic focus may affect UK's ambition for transition to sustainable food and agriculture @guyjobbins @CatElizCameron @Agulhas_
NEW review finds many positive examples of #UKaid to agriculture through its delivery programmes, research and investments but warns of a lack of coherence in the UK’s approach.
Find out more: https://t.co/v6EiUz6ZgP
NEW review finds many positive examples of #UKaid to agriculture through its delivery programmes, research and investments but warns of a lack of coherence in the UK’s approach.
Find out more: https://t.co/v6EiUz6ZgP
@matildbattersby That looks AMAZING! I know what I'm asking for for my next birthday... That Grogu is going to eat the cake underneath him though, if you don't keep an eye on it
Sustainable #equity requires a power shift. Read our latest blog on how organisations are shifting the balance to help us find better solutions to global challenges: https://t.co/oU1cHoq1Zt
Very informative @CommonsIDC hearing today, @NigelThornton and commissioner Sir Hugh Bayley of @icai_uk unpicking a complex and important moment in UK ODA - the UK response to Covid19