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<p>DFID funds the Health Partnership Scheme, which uses the skills of UK health professionals
to train, mentor, and coach their developing country counterparts in their home countries.
Over 25,000 health workers have received training and education through this scheme.
As a complementary measure, the UK has also signed the World Health Organisation Global
Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel and the Department
of Health implements it through the UK Code of Practice for international recruitment.
The UK Code specifies a list of developing countries that should not be targeted for
international recruitment under any circumstances.</p>
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