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in response to an invitation from the Prime Minister and the Secretaries of State for Health and International Development to look at how UK experience and expertise in health could be used to best effect to help improve health in developing countries.
View and download DFIDs publications and briefing papers.
. Read about their work and download the report published in March 2005.
family encompasses 15 agencies and several programmes and bodies. The vast majority of its resources are devoted to economic, social and sustainable development.
is an initiative of the United Nations which informs, inspires and encourages people’s involvement and action for the realization of the Millennium Development Goals
is a portal for development information and knowledge sharing worldwide. The portal includes AIDA; the largest on-line directory of official development aid activities.
is a leading British independent think tank on international development and humanitarian issues. The institute provides a range of resources and information including publications, networks and events
acts as a gateway to the UK's higher education system and relevant organisations within the sector.
is an EC initiative to promote regional and multilateral networking between HEIs in Europe and developing countries in Asia. It aims to promote the creation of new partnerships and new sustainable links between European and Asian HEIs and to reinforce existing partnerships
An apex organization and forum for consultation, exchange of information and co-operation among HEIs in Africa.
A forum for policy dialogue on education policies. One of its major objectives is to encourage exchanges and reinforce links between African ministries of education and development agencies.
Aims to help businesses improve their competitiveness or productivity through knowledge technology and skills available from HEIs. The programme will see the HE sector bring its knowledge to bear on science and applied research - based projects partnering with the private and public sectors. The AKTP is being piloted in Uganda, Ghana and Nigeria.
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