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Identifying Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage development opportunities in Xinjiang, China The project is designed to support the Xinjiang Autonomous Region Development and Reform Commission to systematically assess and identify regional Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) development opportunities, and build capacity for CCUS development in Xinjiang.
Supporting China to develop a talent management database for greenhouse gas experts The project is designed to draw upon UK expertise to assist China's development of a national training, qualification, and registration database for Greenhouse Gas experts, available to market participants. In doing so, it intends to upgrade China's knowledge base, help ensure that experts are properly qualified/certified, and further ensure the orderly operation of the national Emissions Trading Scheme through the scoping of a centralised talent management system by mid 2017.
Promoting Green Growth and low carbon economic transition in South East Asia The project is designed to encourage the adoption of low carbon growth policy and low carbon business in South East Asia by establishing a platform for policy makers and the private sector to engage.
Developing the Finance (Sukuk) Market in Turkey for Long Term Finance and Infrastructure Investments The project aims to support the strengthening of capital markets and diversification of the financial sector in Turkey. It will identify key issues preventing the development of Finance Sukuk markets, which will help strengthen the ties between London and Istanbul in non-bank financial sectors and create opportunities for longer term UK financial services' sector involvement.
Scoping study to identify opportunities for accelerating electricity sector growth in selected Indian states The project will identify specific opportunities for international engagement including from the UK with selected states in India. These opportunities will focus on how to deploy new clean energy at a faster pace and strengthen electricity markets, in order to improve energy security, power India's economy and meet the energy needs of India's citizens.
Development of a climate finance hub to stimulate Mexico's low carbon economy This will create a climate finance hub to develop financial instruments to support Mexico's transition to a low carbon economy. The project will work with UK and Mexican private and public sectors to create new and replicable trading methodologies for Mexico's financial markets. These markets will then be able to interact more easily with the international financial markets.
Supporting the national rollout of provincial level climate legislation in China The project is designed to refine draft climate legislation in China by drawing on international best practice and feeding in key findings from four provinces that already have climate regulation - Jiangsu, Hubei, Shijiazhuang and Nanchang. The project will involve seminars in these four provinces to share practices and experience, plus the submission to the Chinese government of a final report that advises on national and provincial policy.
Supporting the development of sustainable transport solutions in South Africa To develop best practice guidance in transport planning for South African large events such as the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Durban. This will build on UK experiences, encouraging sustainable transport solutions to contribute to economic growth.
Supporting the delivery of a lower carbon and more secure energy future for the Philippines The project is designed to establish a coalition of government and energy stakeholders to develop an energy policy roadmap to support the use of liquefied natural gas as the economic, energy-secure and low-carbon solution to the Philippines' power needs in the immediate future. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Establishing Monitoring and Evaluation mechanisms for the Cross-government Prosperity Fund To design and procure monitoring and evaluation systems for the Prosperity Fund. This will provide specialist skills to programmes and enable effective portfolio management at Fund level. We will use this system to help drive value for money and effective delivery of the Fund's objectives
Applying expertise to science and engineering teaching in China The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to share innovative approaches in the teaching of academic and vocational STEM (Science Technology Education and Mathematics) education, based on successful methodologies developed in the UK, with leading Chinese teachers/schools and Ministries of Education/Science and Technology, thereby benefiting education in China and laying a foundation for long-term collaboration with the UK.
Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in Asia Pacific Region Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and local resources as part of ODA projects in the Asia Pacific Region.
Programme development and implementation costs for the South East Asia Low Carbon Energy Programme This project is designed to support the development of the Low Carbon Energy Programme in South East Asia.  Through this project we funded a conference at Wilton Park entitled “Financing SE Asia’s Energy Transition”. The Low Carbon Energy programme will provide policy support, capacity building and technical assistance to facilitate green finance flows and improve the regulatory, policy and practical conditions for energy efficiency measures. This will bringing benefits to British business in the Low Carbon Energy sector, where they 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”.]
Tackling corruption in Mexico through the introduction of digital procurement processes The project provides a free-access digital platform (Social Witness 2.0) and a mobile application, which will provide different stakeholders with two layers of information, increasing openness and transparency in procurement processes. Through this platform, key data contained among different public information systems will be identified and analysed in order to structure it as open data. This will allow interoperability among different information systems and the development of a set of technological tools. These tools aim to broaden independent procurement oversight.
Better Health programme The Global Better Health programme aims to address the growing burden of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease and diabetes. It also aims to strengthen local health system structures by creating systems to improve quality of care.

The partner countries are Lower or Middle Income (LMI) countries working towards, or aspiring to, universal health coverage:
- Mexico
- Brazil
- South Africa
- Malaysia
- Myanmar
- The Philippines
- Thailand
- Vietnam
Physical and environmental condition survey of rural bridges in Tanzania Sharing the condition of rural bridges on primary, secondary and tertiary roads with TANROADS (GoT Roads Agency) will enable the GoT to choose which bridges to repair/replace in order to maintain/increase access to market for agriculture products, access to education and healthcare.
Supporting smart city leadership and standards as enablers for smarter, resilient and more sustainable Indian cities. Support Indian cities to adopt internationally recognised policies and standards for smart and resilient development using the Smart City Leadership knowledge exchange programme. This will enable international companies, including from the UK, to effectively participate in Indian smart city programmes.
Development and design of ODA programme in India Development and facilitation costs to cover the design, research, consultations and preparations of the India ODA programme
Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund India Programme Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund India Programme.
Promoting the application of international standards of business integrity in Vietnam The project is designed to promote the application of international business integrity standards to business associations and groups of businesses in Vietnam through the support for anti-corruption solutions and engagement with public and private stakeholders drawing on Transparency International's experience in promoting business collective action in other ASEAN countries, in order to help improve the business environment, including for international businesses in Vietnam.
Capacity building of Competition Commission of India to promote an international rules-based regulatory climate for businesses Improving competition in India by building capacity of the regulatory authority. The project sponsors key officials from CCI to attend a one-of-its-kind and globally reputed programme by King's College on the application of economics in competition.
Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 3 Programme Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 3 Programme.
Producing a Scoping Study for a China low carbon programme The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on low carbon development in China.
Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in Abuja, Nigeria Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA project in Abuja, Nigeria.
Supporting prosperity through better commercialisation of intellectual property This project will support prosperity and economic development by sharing expertise to enable Turkish academia to commercialise their intellectual property.
Conducting a scoping and design study to assess opportunities for the China Prosperity Fund Health programme The project is designed to facilitate UK expertise in supporting reform of China’s healthcare system and propose specific interventions for the multi-year Prosperity Fund Health programme. The overall programme will focus particularly on tackling non-communicable diseases in the Primary Care system and improving access to medicines to promote better health outcomes. Strengthening the health sector will support social and economic development and contributes to poverty alleviation. This will generate opportunities for international business in the healthcare sector, bringing potential benefits to UK companies in sectors where they 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”.]
Programme to support Brazil's regulatory coherence The programme will target regulatory coherence and convergence within the Brazilian economy. In removing this non-tariff barrier to trade, opportunities for trade in and out of Brazil can be expected. The programme will therefore achieve the Global Trade Programme's primary objective of a reduction in poverty, whilst also serving to increase global opportunities for trade, including for the UK.
Development and design of Digital Access ODA programme The Digital Access Programme will work across three UK departments; DFID, FCO and DCMS in targeted ODA eligible countries. The programme will look to address issues of connectivity, cyber security, digital skills and inclusion, the regulatory and policy environment, and digital ecosystems. The FCO component will work to help counter act cybercrime and cyber security threats which act as a brake on development and prosperity gains. It will aim to promote greater inclusion of the world's poorest people in the digital economy, reducing poverty and increasing economic prosperity opportunites for UK businesses . [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 policy development for Chinese Free Trade Zones The project is designed to introduce the UK's experience, by enabling the authorities of the Pilot Free Trade Zones (FTZs) in China to increase their knowledge of administering the FTZs and improve their policies on trade, investment, finance and business models in the Zones.
Creating a coherence model for Trade Regulations in Brazil to support a better business environment Increase Brazilian capacity to facilitate investment and increase international trade flows by improving domestic regulatory measures (regulatory coherence), using UK as a model.
Deliver commercial and economic outcomes in India for the Fintech Awards Identify financial technology firms which promote financial inclusion and innovation in India, through the exchange of global expertise and best practice.  This will contribute to the development of an open and inclusive financial services sector in India, improving the business environment, increasing competitiveness and growth potential, which will impact positively on poverty and inequality. The programme will generate opportunities for international business in the financial services sector, bringing potential benefits to British business in sectors where they 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”.]
Improving flood control in Shanghai, China The project is designed to support the design and evaluation of policies and strategies for flood risk reduction and disaster prevention in Shanghai through exchange of expertise and best practice. It will also provide scientific data and advice on simulation tools to improve Shanghai's sustainable urban planning.
Accelerating India's transition to gas by enabling increased market access Catalyse a faster transition to a gas based economy in India for increased energy security, trade and lower carbon emissions. This will be achieved through the sharing of international regulatory best practices and the creation of the India Gas Forum to promote engagement between industry and government.
Developing the Indonesian government bond primary dealer system and the domestic currency government bond market. The project is designed to assist Indonesia's Ministry of Finance to develop a sound primary dealers system and recommend measures to promote the domestic repo markets. When implemented, the result is expected to be fairer, more transparent and robust Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) denominated government bond markets, which have improved liquidity and efficiency. This would result in lower systemic risk in the financial sector and accelerate the development of the Indonesian economy.
Non Staff Administrative Costs of Anti Corruption Prosperity Fund ODA programme Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Global Anti-Corruption 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”.]
Administrative costs of ODA projects under the Better Health Programme programme support costs covering planning, transition, implementation and resources as part of Better Health global 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 China's transition to low carbon energy by enhancing its government's capability to monitor energy statistics The project is designed to increase knowledge and use – at both national and provincial government level in China - of best practice methodologies, and internationally-agreed concepts and definitions in energy statistics. It is intended that China's energy statistics capability is thereby enhanced, enabling China to monitor energy policy through its transition to low carbon. Doing so will align China's data collection with OECD countries, which will accelerate China's transition to low carbon growth.
Improve Tuberculosis control in rural areas of Peru via mobile laboratories To deliver a portable TB laboratory to reduce TB prevalence in remote areas, and demonstrate effectiveness of this type of mobile clinic to meet Peru's rural healthcare needs.
Administrative costs of Prosperity ODA projects in the energy sector Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in the energy sector [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 development of India's re-insurance market by leveraging UK expertise. Share best practice with the Indian insurance regulator to strengthen and further develop of the insurance sector in India.
Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in the Digital Access Programme Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in Digital Access [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”.]
Updating scoping study for a China healthcare programme The project is designed to review and update the findings from a previous scoping study [project code: SCOCHP000008 ] to take account of developments in the sector. The updated study will scope the opportunities for a future Prosperity Fund programme on healthcare in China, Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete  including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.
Administrative costs of Prosperity Fund Low Carbon Energy Programme in South East Asia (MREL) Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of Official Development Assistance projects in South East Asia [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”.]
Producing a Scoping Study for a China Sustainable Infrastructure programme The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on creating a UK-China Sustainable Infrastructure Programme in China and third countries.
Developing effective green bond assessment and rating frameworks in China. The project is designed to deliver, by September 2016, effective green bond assessment and rating frameworks for China, and assist implementation of them, in order to drive investment decisions that maximise the environmental benefit of every green bond denominated in Renminbi (RMB).
Supporting China in the design of guidelines to deliver a cleaner, lower cost and more resilient power system. This project is designed to support the Chinese National Energy Agency to design a set of national and sub-national power sector reform guidelines. The project will look to match China's specific reform needs with the UK's energy and low carbon sector strengths to build expert-to-expert relationships to influence the modernisation of the Chinese energy system. Supporting a cleaner, lower cost and more resilient power system will accelerate China's energy transition to a sustainable low carbon economy, thereby helping to reduce global emissions. This will also generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete.
Promoting trilateral UK-South Africa-China infrastructure cooperation and partnerships to support sustainable, inclusive economic development in South Africa This pilot project, part of the China Infrastructure programme, is designed to match UK, South African and Chinese expertise and best practice to jointly identify and deliver infrastructure projects that meet South African demand. It will promote the involvement of international best practice in design, engineering, financial, professional and legal services, and environmental and social standards in Chinese-led projects. South Africa requires more productive, higher quality and greener overseas inward investment, which is fundamental to its sustainable and inclusive economic development. The trilateral infrastructure partnerships formed will provide additional opportunities for trade and investment for South African and international, including UK, businesses.
Supporting efforts to tackle antimicrobial resistance in rural Anhui, China. The project is designed to trial (by producing, validating and promoting) a practical package ("ECROPS") against antimicrobial resistance in rural Anhui, China. It is intended that, in future years of programming, the package – if successful – will be evaluated and expanded in the province.
Scoping study to research barriers to unconventional gas development in China This project is designed to scope the shape of activity under the Energy/Low Carbon pillar of the forthcoming China programme. It will ascertain whether UK expertise on environmental regulations and monitoring (e.g. water management plans, risk assessments of soil pollution, methane leakage) can support the sustainable development of China's unconventional gas industry. The forthcoming China programme will match China's specific reform needs with UK energy and low carbon strengths, reducing global emissions by accelerating China's energy transition. It will also aim to generate opportunities for international, including UK, business.
Supporting the development of a regulatory framework for renewable energy independent power producers in Indonesia The project is designed to help Indonesia achieve its clean energy targets by supporting the development of a framework for a regulation on renewable energy independent power producers. This should lead to the generation of opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones, throughout the renewable energy supply chain (e.g. project management, engineering) and across sectors (e.g. marine, solar, geothermal) as the market in Indonesia develops.
Development of China programme business case Activity to improve the design of future programming by informing the development of interventions that better target the primary purpose and the secondary benefits of the Prosperity Fund. Ensuring the programme targets on the priority sectors and delivers value for money.
China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme- Energy and Low Carbon Economy Support to the Energy and Low Carbon Economy strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme. The programme is designed to support China in making a quicker transition to a low carbon economy.  It also intends 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. As a secondary benefit, the programmes will also produce commercial benefits 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 the UK is well placed to compete.
Central Administrative Costs of Prosperity Fund Programmes Central programme facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA-eligible Prosperity Fund programmes.