Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs 2024-25
Published on:Defra spent £5.52 billion in 2024-25, the majority of which was spent through its arm’s-length bodies and executive agencies.
Defra spent £5.52 billion in 2024-25, the majority of which was spent through its arm’s-length bodies and executive agencies.
We’ve mapped the asylum system to show where delays occur, and set out four requirements for an effective system.
We’ve mapped the asylum system to show where delays occur, and set out four requirements for an effective system.
Our report shows that many people living with moderate and severe frailty are not getting the care and support they need.
Tackling frailty is key to the long-term health of our aging population, yet many people are failing to receive a diagnosis or the right care.
In 2024-25, FCDO spent a total of £12.5 billion, an increase of 3% on the previous year.
Read the key takeaways and watch the recording of our 2025 regulations webinar on building trust in markets.
Our overview of the Ministry of Justice for 2024-25 looks at the Ministry’s priorities, and where it spent £14.5 billion last year.
Our report provides insights on government’s approach so far to implementing climate-related reporting into the public sector.
This National Audit Office report examines the progress central government has made implementing TCFD-aligned reporting in annual reports.
This study will investigate how government is ensuring that the shared ownership model is providing access to affordable homes as intended.
DWP’s total expenditure in 2024-25 was £298 billion, the largest of any government department.
The Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) received 115 whistleblowing disclosures between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025.
This study will examine FCDO’s response to sudden onset humanitarian crises and whether it is cost effective.
In 2024-25, MHCLG reported net operating expenditure of £46.2 billion. Our overview of MHCLG for 2024-25 shows where that money was spent.
The National Audit Office study will focus on whether HMPPS is on track to deliver an efficient and effective Electronic Monitoring Service.
This guide focuses on how to maximise value, common pitfalls to avoid and questions to consider when planning and managing the use of consultants.
In this report we share lessons to help the government maximise the value it achieves from its use of consultants.
Government does not have consistent data on how much individual departments are spending on external consultants.
While the BBC World Service has achieved savings through closing TV and radio platforms, it has experienced a fall in audience numbers.