Lessons learned

Throughout its lifetime, UK Aid Match generated a unique and extensive body of learning on how to deliver effective, inclusive and sustainable international development programmes in partnership with civil society and the UK public.

These insights are being shared to inform future programming and influence policy, practice, and public engagement across the international development sector. Learning from across the fund is available through a range of resources, including infographics, case studies, videos and podcasts, designed to reach audiences within the development community and beyond.

Featured learning products

Practical Action

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Supporting Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI): Analysis and lessons learned from UK Aid Match

EMMS International

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Delivering better evidence: Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) lessons from UK Aid Match

Emma Hayward, MannionDaniels

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Key recommendations and learning from the UKAM Disability Inclusion Community of Practice (CoP)

Featured podcast episodes

SCIAF

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Towards gender justice in the DRC: How SCIAF is supporting survivors of sexual and gender-based violence

CBM UK

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Improving disability inclusion in Rwanda: an interview with CBM UK

Trócaire

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The secrets to a successful fundraising appeal: an interview with Trócaire

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World Child Cancer

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Our impact journey: key achievements and stories throughout the years

ActionAid

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Impact in action: watch the achievements behind UK Aid Match

MannionDaniels

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The Learning Post podcast: stories, learning and interviews from across the programme