In 1990 Mozambique was the poorest country in the world. Since peace was restored in 1992, Mozambique has made huge strides in sustaining peace and stability, generating economic growth and tackling poverty. Much has been done, but huge challenges remain. The new PRSP agreed in May 2006 (known as PARPA II), sets out targets which put Mozambique on track for reaching the majority of the MDGs by 2015. However, reaching these targets will require further progress, particularly in the area of service delivery. DFID Mozambique has produced a draft of their new CAP which is closely aligned to PARPA II and a new draft Country Governance Assessment which was prepared in close collaboration with the British High Commission in Maputo.
DFID Mozambique CAP 2008 – 2012: Draft for Consultation DFID Mozambique Country Governance Analysis: Draft for Consultation DFID Plano de Assistencia a MocambiqueAnalise de Governacao do Pais em MocambiqueThe consultation process will run from 1st October until 31st December 2007. We very much value the views of the external stakeholders on our work in Mozambique and we look forward to receiving your comments.
We would request that all comments are sent to the following email address: MozambiqueCAP@dfid.gov.uk
Brief description: DFID proposed a range of reforms to the Partnership programme Arrangement scheme... The full consultation document is available here. Views and ideas were welcome to further develop the proposals. A web-based discussion forum was set up to encourage dialogue throughout the consultation process.
End date: 12 November 2007
Outcome: new PPA web pages
Brief description: DFID Ethiopia is preparing its Country Assistance Plan (CAP) for the period 2006-10. This will set out how UK resources will help to reduce poverty in Ethiopia. The Government of Ethiopia has developed a new poverty reduction strategy, the Plan for Accelerated and Sustained Development to End Poverty (PASDEP). How we will achieve these objectives is described in the draft CAP.
End date: 30 October 2007
Brief description: As Malawi’s largest bilateral donor the UK commits itself to long term support for Malawi and is providing at least £70m a year for the 4 years. DFID Malawi is currently preparing its Country Assistance Plan (CAP) for the period 2007-11. Please take a look at the draft Malawi Country Assistance Plan, annexes and Country Governance Assessment. Suggestions fed into the final draft of the plan will guide DFID’s work in Malawi for the next four years.
End date: 10 October 2007
DFID Vietnam's "Draft for Consultation" of the Country Assistance Plan (CAP) 2007-2011 is now available for your comments.
During the three-month consultation period, we will hold a number of events both in Vietnam and the UK
Please refer to the Consultation Document, and send your written comments to VietnamCAP@dfid.gov.uk
Your views and ideas will be very helpful to us in producing a final version
Brief description: DFID was seeking views to help it develop a new research strategy. The new strategy will start in April 2008 and replace the Research Funding Framework 2005–2007. For information details of the consultation are available.
End date: 23 September 2007
Outcome: new Research Strategy
Brief description: DFID is supporting Ghana’s progress in three priority areas: growth, human development and good governance. We were looking for what areas you think we should focus on. Suggestions will be used to develop our new Country Assistance Plan for 2008-2010. A short paper for consultation was produced.
End date: 14 September 2007
Brief description: Our aid programme in India is currently £266 million, rising to £290 million next year. As India grows and transforms over the next five to ten years, DFID will seek to work with the 'Three Indias'. Views on our outline plan 'ending poverty in India - consultation on DFID's plan for working with Three Indias' and the questions it poses were sought.
End date: 10 September 2007
Outcome: new India country assistance plan
Brief description: Taking Action – the UK’s strategy for tackling AIDS in the developing world - ends in March 2008. Much has changed since Taking Action was launched in July 2004, and the UK needs to update its position and approach to reflect on these changes.
End date: 8 August 2007
Outcome: Achieving Universal Access - DFID's new HIV and AIDS strategy
Brief description: In September 2006 DFID announced we would update our policies on water resources, water supply and sanitation. The consultation process for this started in January 2007.
End date: 7 August 2007
Outcome: new water policy launched
Brief description: DFID Caribbean prepared a draft Regional Assistance Plan for the Caribbean for 2007-2010 outlining how DFID proposes to support poverty reduction in the region over the next three years.
End date: 30 June 2007
Update on Caribbean Regional Assistance Plan
DFID would like to thank the wide range of people and organisations who contributed, for taking time to comment on our draft Caribbean Regional Assistance Plan for the Caribbean for 2007 – 2010. Our consultations in the region, in the UK and on our website all provided helpful insights which we have incorporated into our thinking about DFID's forward direction the region.
On the basis of this and other input, we have decided to deepen our analysis of the prospects for growth and poverty reduction in the region, upon which our forward strategy will be based. Over the next few months, we will be outlining a plan and timetable to conduct this analysis and to update the overall medium-term approach for our work in the region.
We remain committed to working with others to help reduce poverty and promote growth in the Caribbean
Brief description: Regional Assistance Plan for Latin America (2008-2011)
End date: 11 June 2007
Outcome: due to a change in policy it was decided not to produce a new Latin America RAP for 2008-11
Brief description: To set up a scheme which would help UK based groups such as faith groups, local government, business and charitable organisations in the developing world.
DFID creates more opportunity for people to participate in global issues and building support for developmentBrief description: To see views on how to develop initiatives, to create the best possible opportunity to involve more people directly in global issues and development.
End date: 31 May 2007
Outcome: new youth volunteering programme, new diaspora volunteering programme
Brief description: How should the UK spend up to £480 million to cut poverty, improve healthcare and increase education opportunities in Pakistan?
Outcome: Pakistan Country Plan 2008-13
Brief description: The Office for Disability Issues launched a consultation to find out how progress towards achieving equality for disabled people can be measured and whether progress is being made in areas which are most important to disabled people.
End date: 9 May 2007
Outcome: consultation results
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