Funded by the Paris-based Institute for Research and Debate on Governance, this project involves two case studies of donor domestic accountability, in Sweden and the UK. The case studies are being conducted to inform the thinking of the French development agency (AFD). They explore the relationships between development agencies and their domestic stakeholders, examining the nature of those relationships and the impact of those relationships, both in terms of the sorts of information that DFID generates and DFID’s policies and practice.