Aid in the national interest: how the UK ranks Insight | 30 April 2019 | Rachael Calleja The UK has become less principled in its aid spending in recent years. To reverse this trend, it must ensure all aid works to deliver development outcomes. Read and comment
El futuro de la ayuda española, en campaña Comment | 12 April 2019 | Gonzalo Fanjul Dos informes recientes ponen de manifiesto el estado comatoso de la Cooperación Española. Read and comment
The Principled Aid Index: understanding donor motivations Briefing papers | March 2019 | Nilima Gulrajani and Rachael Calleja We examine the degree to which donors use Official Development Assistance to contribute to a safer, more sustainable and more prosperous world. Downloads
Rich countries risk national interest through short-sighted aid policies – ODI research Press release | 26 March 2019 ODI research suggests donors are increasingly prioritising their own domestic interests over the needs of the poorest Find out more
Which aid donors are the most principled? Infographic | March 2019 The Principled Aid Index ranks bilateral DAC donors by how they use their official development assistance to pursue their national interest. Find out more
The Principled Aid Index explained Films and videos | March 2019 What does it mean to provide foreign aid in the national interest? Find out more
ODI in conversation with DAC Chair Susanna Moorehead Public event | 7 March 2019 11:00 - 12:30 GMT Susanna Moorehead, the new Chair of the OECD's Development Assistance Committee (DAC) joins ODI in conversation on the future of aid. Find out more
Aid for the private sector: continued controversy on ODA rules Comment | 17 October 2018 | Jesse Griffiths The official development assistance rules controversy threatens to overshadow more critical issues, and undermine the concept of ODA itself. Read and comment
Penny Mordaunt: five ways the UK can deliver renewed global leadership Comment | 11 April 2018 | Alex Thier Ahead of Secretary of State Penny Mordaunt's speech, Alex Thier identifies how DFID can renew the UK's capacity for global leadership. Read and comment
Reflections on Labour’s new vision for international development Comment | 26 March 2018 | Andrew Shepherd The new Labour Development Strategy is a welcome combination of vision and policy making but has some notable gaps. Read and comment
