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Promoting energy efficiency and sustainability in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) in priority sectors in Peru Delivery of a scalable pilot programme with clusters of Peruvian SMEs to identify key market failures and overcome known barriers around lack of awareness, access to finance and public-private collaboration in the provision of clean, sustainable energy solutions, increasing energy efficiency in Peru and providing opportunities for suppliers, including from the UK.
India Prosperity Fund Programme - Energy and Low Carbon Support to the energy and low carbon strand of the India Prosperity Fund Programme.  This programme is designed to support India’s economic modernisation through increasing productivity and facilitating increased sustainable economic growth.  As a secondary benefit, the programme will aim to increase opportunities for international business, including for the UK, in areas where the UK is well placed to compete.
Supporting the development of a judicial framework for the Philippines' first National Competition Policy The project is designed to support the Philippines to set in place its first National Policy for Competition. Its successful implementation hinges heavily on setting the necessary judicial framework, developed through bilateral exchange between the Supreme Court of the Philippines and the UK counterpart competition agency, with training of relevant judicial bodies; thus levelling the economic playing field among local and foreign players through competitive policies in key sectors and boosting sustainable and inclusive growth in the country.
Building the capacity of Malaysian law enforcement to tackle corruption The project is designed to build the capacity of Malaysian law enforcement through the conduct of a training programme that will increase the agencies' knowledge and ability in profiling and evaluating truth and credibility. This will ultimately change perceptions, improve market access and create a ‘levelled playing field' for international businesses, including UK ones, further addressing corruption's detrimental impact particularly on unfair business tendering or the smuggling of contraband, counterfeit goods.
Tackling climate change in Chile: Supporting the development of an energy 2050 calculator To provide Chilean decision makers with advice and information on mitigation actions which can be implemented to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Sustaining the rapid growth of China's Green Bond Market The project is designed to draw upon the UK's leadership in global financial markets to sustain the rapid growth of China's Green Bond Market, which involves proceeds of bonds being allocated to environmental projects, and contributes to reduction of emissions. It is intended to enhance the connection between China's domestic green bond market and the international market. It is also intended to establish green bonds as a tool for China to tap into international capital markets to finance low-carbon and climate resilient projects, which would open up opportunities for international business, including UK companies.
India Prosperity Fund programme The programme focuses on where the UK’s expertise and strengths match India’s reform priorities and development needs. These include climate and green growth (including working with India on taking a sustainable, low carbon approach to urbanisation) and advocating free and fair trade through work on ease of doing business, skills, and financial services.
Embedding international standards for the ethical use of research on animals in China. The project is designed to encourage collaboration between UK and Chinese scientists, so that by 2018 there will be UK-China compatibility of animal welfare standards, as well as an ethical review, developed in collaboration with the China Rural Technology Development Centre, the Chinese Association for Laboratory Animal Sciences and the Development Research Centre of the State Council. Revised Chinese regulations and standards of animal welfare will meet international standards and subsequently significantly promote scientific collaborations between China and international businesses, including UK ones.
Administrative Costs of ODA programme in Colombia Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the ODA Colombia PF Programme [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Supporting the development of the New Energy Vehicle industry in China The project is designed to share UK experience to support the development of the New Energy Vehicle Industry in China: firstly, on policies and incentives for charging facilities; secondly, on innovation and technology in vehicles. It is intended that recommendations will be put forward to the Chinese authorities proposing detailed planning of charging facilities and adoption of a technology roadmap. If taken up by China, international businesses, including UK ones, will be in a better position to understand Chinese policies and identify trade and investment opportunities.
Administrative Costs of ODA Projects for the Commonwealth Marine Economies Programme Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects for the Commonwealth Marine Economies Programme.
Producing a scoping study for a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths education programme in China The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths education in China.
Fostering cooperation on infrastructure and utilities and their investment and financing by way of concession between China and UK (Part B) The project aims to will have strengthened Chinese knowledge of infrastructure investment and policy dialogues between the participants within the area of infrastructure and utilities, and their investment and financing by way of concession. It will establish and strengthen the related legal and market systems, improving the sustainability, quality and efficiency of public services, and promote steady and sustainable economic growth.
Facilitating sustainable agriculture development in China through enhanced sharing of knowledge The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help China develop a comprehensive information sharing platform for promoting sustainable agriculture. This will improve information flow and openness among industries, academics and governments, and is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses including UK ones.
Increasing the understanding of stakeholders in Jiangsu, China of the commercial aspects of offshore wind electricity generation The project is intended to increase the understanding of Jiangsu energy regulators and market stakeholders of offshore wind market conditions. This will be achieved through a series of reports that draw upon UK experience. The project will also explain UK policy and commercial solutions in Jiangsu, bolstering sustainable growth of China's largest offshore wind market, accelerating the low carbon transition, enhancing energy security, reducing global technology costs and generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Supporting the development of new insolvency practices in India to improve the business environment. To support Indian decision-makers and professionals in developing a robust insolvency practice in India, through engagement with UK insolvency professionals and decision-makers on their experience of the insolvency process. The programme will also help bring greater certainty to the business environment for international companies, including UK companies when investing in India. Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete including, energy and low carbon; urban and smart cities; ease of doing business; financial services; and skills.
Administrative costs of Prosperity ODA projects in the Skills for Prosperity programme Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of Skills for prosperity ODA Programme. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme - Financial Service Support to the Financial Services strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme.  This programme is designed to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. This part of the China portfolio is expected to lead a more efficient and inclusive financial system, less exposed to significant shocks. As a secondary benefit, the programmes will also produce commercial benefits including for international companies through an improved business environment in China for firms and investors, as well as through additional trade and investment opportunities in these sectors, in which UK businesses are well placed to compete.
Encouraging the liberalisation of the insurance sector in Myanmar The project is designed to encourage the liberalisation of the insurance sector in Myanmar with the goal of stimulating economic growth through the creation of a competitive insurance market, subsequently driving social development and promoting cross-border trade through the protection of investors' assets and risks.
Central Administrative Costs of ODA Programme Central programme facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programme.
Supporting China to improve the skills of Early Years education professionals. This project aims to support China in developing a wider policy framework and training models to improve the skills of Early Years education professionals, drawing on UK experience and best practice. This supports the multi-year Skills programme of the China Prosperity Portfolio, which plans to improve education and skills levels, which in turn will lead to inclusive economic growth. It will also generate opportunities for international business and bring benefits to UK companies in sectors where they are best placed to compete, including Education and Training.
Developing approaches for improving the business environment in India Support India's 'ease of doing business' work by building capacity within Indian Government Departments and States. In particular, share expert knowledge and experience from the UK to help India develop approaches for improving the business environment that will benefit domestic and international firms.
Enhancing cooperation in order to upgrade the capacities of China's regulatory and supervisory authorities The project is designed to establish a mechanism for regular cooperation and dialogue between the UK and Chinese financial regulatory authorities - at working level, and in support of senior/VIP visits. It is also intended to lay the ground for long-term systematic financial cooperation between UK and China, in order to upgrade Chinese capacity in these areas.
Global Future Cities programme The Global Future Cities Prosperity Fund programme will carry out targeted interventions in 19 selected cities across 10 countries to address barriers to prosperity and trade.
Promoting clean energy in Chile: optimal management of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure and contracts in the Chile energy system Support the National Energy Commission in the regulation update related to Liquefied Natural Gas infrastructure and contracts in the context of the Chilean power system to boost competition and optimal use of assets
Promote inclusive growth in Colombia’s agriculture sector by using new technology to increase  productivity and sustainability Increase productivity for Colombian smallholder farmers and micro and small agri-businesses through improved technology and innovation. Once pilot project shows the productivity benefits of agro-tech solutions in Colombia this will create an opportunity for their wider roll-out, in turn establishing the conditions for inclusive growth in Colombia’s agriculture sector.  This will help reduce poverty both in the agricultural sector and beyond (given the importance of agriculture to the wider economy). It will also generate opportunities for international business to pitch agro-tech solutions, bringing potential benefit for UK companies who are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Supporting sustainable urbanisation in Kunming, China This project is designed to draw on UK expertise in urban regeneration to inform Kunming government policy, by adopting policy recommendations (for example, on urban planning and regeneration, and in the digital and healthcare fields). It is further intended that the Kunming government will disseminate best practice from Kunming-Liverpool co-operation, as a result of the ‘3 year cooperation plan' being implemented and commercial links established by this project. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Administrative Costs of the Global Trade Programme Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Global Trade Programme.
Supporting China's development of its low-carbon automobile policy to reduce the rapid increase in Chinese vehicle emissions The project is designed to draw on UK collaboration with the Chinese government to study the low-carbon regulations for China's rapidly growing automobile industry and produce a clear roadmap to reducing emissions across the industry. This will result in increasing demand for design and technology, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Supporting the enhancement of Indonesia's legal and institutional framework to counter corruption The project is designed to provide technical assistance to enhance the legal and institutional framework for fighting and preventing corruption affecting and involving the private sector in Indonesia. International businesses, including UK ones, are expected to benefit from this.
Global Forum on Asset recovery This project has supported the Global Forum on Asset Recovery, which supports the return of stolen assets to legitimate governments. The first part of UK funding enabled the Forum to be established, with the following countries being the main focus; Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Ukraine and Tunisia. Further work will continue to facilitate technical cooperation in order to ensure the return of assets to these countries. Corruption disproportionally impacts British business ability to invest overseas. Tackling corruption is necessary to level the playing field for the UK. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Global Education Programme - Skills for Prosperity Support to the Skills for Prosperity strand of the Global Skills Programme.  The programme will take a partnership approach and draw on UK expertise to promote sustainable and inclusive growth by improving the affordability, quality, relevance and equity of Higher Education (HE) and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in partner countries to address skills shortages that are holding back growth and prosperity.  As a secondary benefit, the programme’s success in addressing skills gaps in sectors key to economic growth, such as the energy sector, automotive and low carbon sectors will open up new markets for international businesses, including for the UK.
Support the development of a Smart Infrastructure Masterplan in Pune Assist Pune Smart City Development Corporation in developing a Smart Infrastructure Masterplan for the Aundh-Baner-Balewadi area by identifying gaps and opportunities in the current masterplan; providing advice on standards, application and implementation of smart city solutions to progress towards the vision of a smart future proofed district.
Supporting the adoption of a roadmap in Sichuan province on the development of alternative energy sources in China The project is designed to support Sichuan's adoption of a roadmap to support its development of alternative energy sources. The implementer will produce recommendations to Sichuan's government on improving regulations for shale gas development. It is intended that this leads to Sichuan's adoption of the recommendations, leading to a national pilot project in 2-3 years time.
Prosperity Fund Global Trade Programme Indonesia This programme aims to boost global trade by opening markets, addressing non-tariff barriers to trade, and increasing trade policy and negotiation capacity in Indonesia.  Its primary objective is to boost inclusive economic growth and reduce poverty. The programme will boost trade flows for the Indonesia economy. It will also generate opportunities for international businesses, bringing potential benefits to British businesses in sectors where they are well placed to compete.
Promoting the development of smart grids by implementing Advanced Metering Infrastructure in Colombia Structuring a programme for the implementation of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), including its associated ownership structure, for the Colombian electricity sector in order to facilitate integration of renewable energy technology at optimal cost, provide new services to customers and further the development of smart cities.
India Prosperity Fund Programme - Urban Development Support to the urban development strand of the India Prosperity Fund Programme.  This programme is designed to support India’s economic modernisation through increasing productivity and facilitating increased sustainable economic growth.  As a secondary benefit, the programme will aim to increase opportunities for international business, including for the UK, in areas where the UK is well placed to compete.
Supporting regulatory reform by evaluating the implementation of business licensing deregulation in regions of Indonesia This project supports effective implementation of economic policy packages. It provided training on streamlining of business licensing and evaluated implementation in six major business cities in Indonesia. Streamlining will reduce costs to business, opening market opportunities including for UK companies.
Increasing levels of international best practice in technology transfer in Guangdong The project is designed to create a highly-skilled and strongly-networked cohort of Chinese technology transfer professionals who will share UK and international technology transfer practice in Guangdong province and more widely through China, generating opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK.
Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in Southern Africa. Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in Southern Africa.
Strengthening China's evidence discovery procedure in intellectual property litigation The project is designed to draw upon UK and EU experience to develop China's trademark system and brand management practice by working with its government and its legal and industrial sectors raising awareness and capacity building. This is intended to enhance the institutional environment for brand operations of companies operating in China, including UK ones. For example, they will be better-placed to protect their revenues and derive further income by licensing or sale of brand rights.
Administrative Costs of the Global Infrastructure Programme Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Global Infrastructure Programme.
Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights in China The project is designed to develop an effective regime for addressing challenges to intellectual property (IP) protection in China, both online through e-commerce channels, and via offline networks which facilitate the trade in counterfeit products between China and ASEAN nations. A more effective regime will increased protection and help to contribute to a healthier business environment, innovation and related economic growth.
Global Anti-Corruption programme The Prosperity Fund’s Global Anti-Corruption Programme includes 9 projects delivered bilaterally, regionally and globally until March 2022.

The programme supports activity at regional and global levels and operates in 5 Prosperity Fund priority countries:
- Colombia
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- South Africa
Use of SMART technology to improve Bogota's mobility and facilitate institutional collaboration To contribute to the construction of a smarter Bogota by sharing key transport and mobility information and facilitating institutional collaboration, thereby expanding economic impact and increasing opportunities for international investment.
Transition costs related to India Prosperity Fund Business Case Costs related to development of the India Prosperity Fund Business Case
Developing a model sustainable home for low-income populations helping to tackle poverty in Peru Develop a model domestic dwelling that is safe, cheap and sustainable and can be deployed nationally to tackle a severe shortage of sustainable housing in Peru's poorer urban areas, including using UK innovation.
Promoting UK-China film collaborations that will build capacity in the Chinese TV industry and supporting the internationalisation of China's film industry, thereby generating opportunities for international business, including from the UK The project is designed to draw upon the expertise of UK TV professionals so that the Chinese TV sector and relevant Chinese authorities learn a range of new skills, which will enable them to increase their commercial, creative and technical aptitude, enabling them to build capacity. They will build their knowledge and skills to help create an expanding, sustainable and vibrant sector, thereby promoting economic diversification in China and generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Administrative and technical costs of Prosperity Fund Global Trade Programme Project and technical facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of Global Trade ODA project [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Supporting Chinese innovation in business This project is designed to work with Chinese and UK stakeholders, to identify business-led innovation priorities to help address China's socio-economic challenges. This will support China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its Five-Year Plan, and will generate opportunities for international business, including UK ones.
Development of a solar-hydro hybridization system in Kenya. Development of systems and technology that will enable hybrid solar-hydroelectric power generation plants to be developed in Kenya with the ultimate aim of providing a continuous, predictable and renewable power resource.
Brazil Prosperity Fund Programme - Future Cities Support to the future cities strand of the Brazil programme. This programme is designed to support Brazil’s economic modernisation through increasing productivity and facilitating increased sustainable economic growth leading to poverty reduction.  As a secondary benefit, the programme will aim to increase opportunities for international business, including for the UK, in areas where the UK is well placed to compete.