Department for International Development: Video Archive

DFID's new Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development, Stephen O'Brien MP, met last week with people displaced by conflict in northern Uganda. For more on how the UK gove...

DFID Humanitarian Advisor, Neil Barry, reports from northern Sri Lanka on how UK funding is helping people return to their homes after the conflict. To find out more, please visit www.dfid.gov.uk/sril...

See how the Department for International Development is helping more than 350,000 people with water, shelter, food, medical care and other essential supplies. Philip Upson, DFID's Field Team leader...

DFID's education programme support in Ghana has boosted girls enrolment in primary schools and trained thousands of women teachers in areas that most need them. In Africa, children are 40% more lik...

DFIDs nutrition strategy addresses the devastating impact of malnutrition on life-expectancy, health and long-term productivity, and will have a direct impact on the life chances of 12 million childre...

Sir Bob Geldof, singer/sonwriter, anti-poverty campaigner and Marie Staunton, Chief Executive of Plan UK give their views on progress towards the Millennium Development Goals, at the DFID conference, ...

Professor Lord Nicholas Stern and Sir Bob Geldof speak about climate change, development and the Millennium Development Goals. Recorded on 11 March 2010 at the DFID conference, Agenda 2010: the Turnin...

Helen Clark, Administrator of UNDP, Minouche Shafik, Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Development and Rt Hon Joyce Banda, Vice-President of Malawi give their views on progress t...

DFID's education programme support in Ghana has boosted girls enrolment in primary schools and trained thousands of women teachers in areas that most need them. In Africa, children are 40% more lik...

There needs to be infrastructure investment in southern Africa to help achieve it's economic potential. Economic growth in the region remains hampered by poor infrastructure and links between country ...

DFID's education programme support in Ghana has boosted girls enrolment in primary schools and trained thousands of women teachers in areas that most need them. In Africa, children are 40% more lik...

Fairtrade is bringing better quality and higher profits for peanut farmers in Malawi. The North South Corridor in sub-Saharan Africa is crucial for better trade links in the region and getting produce...

The UK Government believes that education is both a human right and a route out of poverty. It is an investment in our common future. The achievement of the Millennium Development Goals for Education ...

In Serbia, DFID is helping to stamp out domestic violence - a problem that affects one in three women at some point in their lives - through its support for improved social services. See how improv...

Small business owners in Moldova are reaping the rewards of a DFID-funded loan scheme, with the backing of national banks and financial institutions. For more information on how the UK is helping i...