<p>The U.K.‘s nonprofit scene has been worrying about how exactly the new administration’s focus on transparency and accountability will affect foreign aid procurement. In the second part of Devex’s exclusive interview with Andrew Mitchell, the U.K. secretary of state for international development addresses these concerns and discusses how civil society will best be able to secure DfID funding now.</p>
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John served as a Devex News correspondent based in London in 2010, covering DfID and U.K. aid reform. During a 10-year stint at the Sunday Times in the '80s and '90s, he was shortlisted as reporter of the year at the U.K. Press Awards, one of several accolades he has received. John has worked for the Independent and Conde Nast Traveller, among other publications. Most recently, he served as publisher of Christian Aid News, part of his role as head of media for Christian Aid.
