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We believe that, as the Government is maintaining its commitment to spending 0.7 percent of GNI on ODA, the current level of scrutiny on ODA spend should also be maintained. The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has shown itself be an effective and reputable vehicle for the scrutiny of the UK’s ODA spend. We recommend that the Government commits to maintaining ICAI as an independent body for scrutinising the UK’s overseas aid spending. Parliament should continue to be able to make ...

We believe that, as the Government is maintaining its commitment to spending 0.7 percent of GNI on ODA, the current level of scrutiny on ODA spend should also be maintained. The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has shown itself be an effective and reputable vehicle for the scrutiny of the UK’s ODA spend. We recommend that the Government commits to maintaining ICAI as an independent body for scrutinising the UK’s overseas aid spending. Parliament should continue to be able to make full use of the important work of ICAI in scrutinising ODA spending; a dedicated select committee should have responsibility for all aspects of coordinat Type: recommendation | Number: 12 | Paragraph: 31 | Response status: under_consideration Government response: The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office remains committed to the highest standards for overseas spending and improving transparency of aid globally. ICAI plays a vital role supporting Parliament in the scrutiny of UK aid’s impac