Sentence examples for dfid in from inspiring English sources

According to DfID, in Haiti 18 months after the earthquake sexual abuse was widespread.

Kairuki said the Tanzanian government had proposed its £29.5m shopping list to DfID in November 2010.

"DfID, in partnership with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), could be a beacon for anti-corruption internationally".

DfID, in charge of parcelling out the cash, emphasised the government's desire to "focus on results" when asked.

Another fairly reasonable concern emerged from messaging research for the UK's Department for International Development (DfID) in 2009.

Over 10 years since 2006, the PBS scheme has invested around $12bn (including around $3bn from DfID) in five sectors: roads, water, health, education and agriculture.

In a recent statement, DfID said: "In conflict situations where denying an abortion in accordance with national law would threaten the mother's life or cause unbearable suffering, international humanitarian law principles may justify performing an abortion".

Andrew Mitchell is carrying out a "bilateral aid review" of DfID spending in all 90 countries which received aid money from Britain.

"Economic development is not a completely new direction for DfID, but in the past the approach was ad hoc, and nowhere near a top priority for the department.

According to Simon Arthy, peace building adviser for the UK's Department for International Development (DfID) office in Nepal, around 80% of the country's disputes are resolved by informal processes.

We're sharing the risks, as well as the rewards of investing in business ventures … I want this to be a major part of how DfID works in the future".