2011年7月1日 · This document focuses on VfM of our Programme spend and does not deal with issues of Value for Money in our operating costs.

This guide from the UK Department for International Development (DFID) sets out the principles that are used to ensure value for money in DFID development programmes. The paper …

Results: DFID’s 3Es framework shows that the Value for Money agenda is not just about cutting costs. What we’re directly buying with taxpayer money (outputs) and what this transforms into …

This paper outlines the principles and process that DFID uses to embed Value for Money (VfM) considerations within its rapid onset and protracted humanitarian programming. It draws from...

DFID’s Approach to Value for Money (VfM) This guide from the UK Department for International Development (DFID) sets out the principles that are used to ensure value for money in DFID …

One of the most common conceptual frameworks for VFM is the DFID 4E approach which provides a framework for analysis shaped by Economy, Efficiency and Effectiveness. More …

VfM in DFID means that we maximise the impact of each pound spent to improve poor peoples lives The key principles for understanding VFM Maximising VFM means maximising our …

What do we mean by VfM? Value for Money in DFID’s programme spend is about: “Maximising the impact of each pound spent to improve the lives of the poor” Make sure every penny counts…

An overview of DFID's overarching value for money principles, how they ensure these principles in their aid programmes, and what it means to programme staff. Value for Money (VfM) is …

This document from DFID outlines their approach to ensuring value for money in their aid programs. It defines value for money as maximizing the impact of each pound spent to …