Research is funded through a range of mechanisms, including Research Programme Consortia (RPCs), jointly with other funders of development research, with UK Research Councils and with multilateral agencies (such as the World Bank, Food and Agriculture Organisation, World Health Organisation).[38] Information on both DFID current research programmes and completed research can be found on the (R4D) portal Research4Development.[39] From November 2012 all new DFID-funded research will be subject to its DFID Research Open and Enhanced Access Policy.[40][41] International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell declared that this will ensure "that these findings get into the hands of those in the developing world who stand to gain most from putting them into practical use".[42]