UK Country Footprints - Policy coherence for development

The aim of this project has been to help DFID to think through the issue of policy coherence for development at a country-level, by examining the UK's 'footprint' in a range of developing countries.

The countries included in the study have been Bangladesh, China, Jamaica, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan and Tanzania.

The project as a whole has been led and managed by Oxford Policy Management.

As well as throwing some light on issues of policy coherence for development in particular countries, the project has also revealed the methodological challenges inherent in assessing 'country footprints' and policy coherence for development.

For more information on this project please contact: Alan Hudson who is now part of ODI's Poverty and Public Policy Group