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This article appearing in the Financial Times covers the 2005 Commitment to Development Index.

From the article:

"The 2005 Commitment to Development Index, a ranking of 21 rich countries produced by the Washington-based Center for Global Development, suggests the UK and US have partially matched their rhetoric on development with action."

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