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OTD Justice Programme This programme aims to build capability within the law enforcement, agree standards informed by international good practice and provide technical expertise across the OTs.
Supporting Turkey to manage illegal migration from the East The programme aims to support and continue to build capacity in Turkey’s frontline migration institutions and develop Turkey’s migration policy framework, working with the Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM), the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Labour and others. Many of the projects aim to help Turkey cope with over 4 million refugees from Syria. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Lebanon CSSF: Community Stability Programme This programme aims to address key drivers of grievances and conflict at the community level, including lack of economic opportunities, low and unequal access to services, and weak or stressed capacities for managing conflict and preventing violence. The programme consists of the following components: (1) The ‘Lebanon Host Communities Services Programme’ which is improving local basic service and livelihood infrastructure in vulnerable refugee-hosting communities to reduce inter and intra-community tensions over strained basic services and competition over jobs following the influx of Syrian refugees. (2) Reducing inter- and intra-community grievances over solid waste management. This includes dispute mediation and responding to waste management tensions in target areas, along with capacity-building of local/sub-national government to design and deliver priority local waste management solutions. (3) Cultivating positive narratives, dialogue and interactions between conflicting communities to address tensions and highlight peace-building initiatives, particularly aimed at addressing negative attitudes towards refugees and to reduce tensions between host communities and refugees. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
OTD Governance Programme This programme aims to build capability in relation to public health, maritime governance, public financial management, benificial ownership laws and child safeguarding.
East Africa Crime and Justice Programme This programme aims to support Kenya and Tanzania to strengthen their law enforcement and criminal justice capability, enabling them to tackle more effectively serious organised crime, from investigation to prosecution by building regional capability and supporting the development of key institutions and systems.
Jordan CSSF: Security and Stability Programme This three-year programme, both ODA and non-ODA, delivers on HMG’s commitment to Jordanian security under the UK-Jordan Partnership. It supports both security and stability, working with a cross-section of the JAF, responding directly to HM King Abdullah II’s request for UK assistance with policing, and supporting Jordan to deliver on the UN Security Council Resolution on Women, Peace and Security
North East Nigeria Security and Conflict and Stabilisation Programme This programme aims to respond to interrelated issues in the northeast of Nigeria. By supporting the Nigerian Police Force and other security and justice actors in their efforts to protect civilians and uphold the rule of law in areas recently recovered from insurgent groups and to allow displaced people and former insurgent group fighters to return to their communities. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Jordan Internal Security This programme aims to contribute to a reduction in internal security threats in Jordan by engaging in the following areas: (1) Support to the strategic direction and implementation of Jordanian policing reform. (2) Support the Government of Jordan’s Youth Strategy by building on previously approved resilience enhancing psychosocial activities. (3) Aims to integrate a gender-based approach towards women’s participation in prevention and protection processes during conflicts, as well as in peace building and maintaining stability and sustainable security. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Sri Lanka - Delivering increased stability and reducing the risk of a return to conflict This programme aims to support reconciliation, strengthen democracy and the rule of law to ensure long-term stability, through the following project activity: Supporting police reform and training based on a community policing approach. Supporting the government’s commitment to establishing credible and effective transitional justice mechanisms as part of Sri Lanka’s reconciliation process.  Clearing 600,000 sq. m of mine contaminated land in the North and East enabling the resettlement of Internally Displaced Peoples (IDP).  Sharing UK expertise to strengthen government capability to tackle bribery and corruption.  Support security sector reform and foster greater awareness of the importance of accountability and reconciliation. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Syria CSSF: Civilian Protection and Community Resilience Programme The Civilian Protection and Community Resilience (CPCR) programme mitigates the impact on communities of active conflict in north west Syria and strengthens civilian protection. The programme saves lives through the provision of emergency civil protection, first response, service delivery and early warning of aerial bombardment.
Caribbean – Serious and Organised Crime This programme is working with countries in the region to make an improvement in the ability of the Caribbean governments to disrupt serious organised crime. The programme is focussed on identifying and supporting those at risk of engaging in criminality and building the levels of defence and resilience in vulnerable people, communities, businesses and systems. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity  in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Multilateral Strategy Peacekeeping Programme This programme aims to make UN peacekeeping operations more effective and efficient, with better capabilities to deal with the challenges of modern peacekeeping. This should contribute to conflict containment, the reduction of violence and ultimately the resolution of conflicts to create the stability necessary for peace to flourish. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity  in FY 20/21 Q1.
Yemen CSSF Programme This programme focuses on supporting the peace process in Yemen and complements DFID’s contribution of humanitarian aid for Yemen. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone in FY 20/21 Q1.
OTD Covid-19 Response Programme The objective of this programme is to strengthen the resilience of the OTs in diagnosing and treating COVID-19 patients and limiting the spread of the virus.
Western Balkans Stability CSSF Programme This programme provides assistance to address the priority drivers of instability in the region. The main pillars are around tackling the ongoing legacies of the wars of the 1990s, reducing the threat from extremism and terrorism, strengthening governance and the rule of law capability, and supporting reconciliation. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Somalia Programme This programme aims to reduce local drivers of conflict in areas of Somalia recently recovered from al-Shabaab control and provide foundations for the local political settlements and stability that will allow the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member States to establish a sustained presence. The programme also aims to deliver improved community cohesion through inclusive community engagement and a set of upstream interventions with both local and international actors to enhance civil-military coordination and influence Somalia’s overall approach to early recovery stabilisation.
Afghanistan Security Sector and Peace-building Support This programme aims to strengthen the Afghan National Police (ANP) and Ministry of Interior Affairs (MoIA). The first component involves contributions to the Law and Order Trust Fund Afghanistan (LOTFA). The second component involves technical assistance to the MoIA.
OTD Border Security Programme The Border Security Programme aims to ensure the OTs can detect and respond to threats to their borders through the implementation of modern, robust customs and immigration systems, maritime security and cyber security.
Morocco CSSF Programme This programme will support Morocco’s economic development and political, security and justice reform. The programme will support the regionalisation process with a focus on northern Morocco. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Libya CSSF Programme The programme will support Libya in the delivery of greater security, stability and resilience; promote more inclusive political dialogue and participation; and boost economic development. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Africa Peace and Security This programme aims to provide support to the African Union Commission (AUC) in its oversight and delivery of Peace and Security Operations. This will be achieved through the provision of technical assistance in the form of advisors on protection of civilians, gender and international humanitarian law.  This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
Rule of Law in Pakistan Programme This programme will support Pakistan to improve citizens’ trust and public confidence in rule of law, especially among the poorest and most vulnerable, including minorities, women and girls.  This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme.  The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Afghanistan Support to the Peace Process This programme aims to support the Afghan government’s peace objectives. Programme activities under the first component will support peace initiatives through a contribution over the next two years to the Afghan High Peace Council (HPC) through the UNDP administered Support to Peace and Social Cohesion in Afghanistan (SPSCA) programme. The second component will focus on peace-building activities at community level, including building the capacity of women, tribal elders, religious leaders and youth groups in 13 provinces.
Commonwealth Fairness The Fairness Programme aims to support the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, 2018 (CHOGM) commitment of delivering “A Fairer Future” by:  Universal access to justice, as well as effective, accountable and inclusive legal institutions; democratic, participatory and inclusive decision-making; transparent government and trade; fundamental freedoms; and non-discriminatory laws and greater civil engagement among youth/disadvantaged groups.
Overseas Territories Justice, Security & Governance This programme aims to ensure that the Overseas Territories (OTs) are protected from and resilient to a range of security threats including natural and man-made disasters, economic insecurity, crime and public health threats. It also aims to ensure that OTs are governed by effective and transparent government agencies and institutions that comply with key identified international conventions. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Colombia Peace and Stability This programme is supporting Colombia’s efforts to achieve long-term peace by implementing the peace agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC-EP) and tackling the underlying causes of conflict. We are doing this by working in three areas: (1) Enhancing civil society involvement (particularly women and victims) in peace implementation. (2) Strengthening local and national state capacity to deliver peace and stabilisation through catalytic funding and technical assistance. (3) Helping to put in place innovative, evidence-based, conflict and gender sensitive laws, policies and methodologies to tackle security challenges. This programme included Covid-19 activity  in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Iraq CSSF Programme This programme aims to change the conditions in Iraq to reduce the probability and reach of a future insurgency, contribute to an effective, legitimate and responsive Iraqi state and build a more resilient Iraqi society. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Afghanistan Migration programme This programme aims to help to inform government policies and enable government ownership of activities designed to reduce migrant flow.
Afghanistan Demining programme This programme will fund mine clearance and community development activities in six Afghan provinces: Kabul, Balkh, Baghlan, Khost, Samangan and Logar. This will improve the security of vulnerable communities and reduce the risk of death or injury from mines and other Explosive Remnants of War (ERW).
Nigeria Delta & Maritime Security and Stability Programme This programme aims to encourage and support Nigerian decision makers to address the prominent issues of instability in the Niger Delta and the Gulf of Guinea by supporting research and pilot projects to deepen understanding in the Niger Delta on security and governance, economic diversification, oil theft and illegal refining, and environmental clean-up. Training and operational capacity building for the Nigerian Navy to develop operational capability and the institutions to deliver improved security in Nigeria’s territorial waters and the Gulf of Guinea. This will promote the importance of operating in accordance with maritime and domestic law, International Humanitarian Law and the Law of Armed Conflict.  This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Lebanon CSSF: Security Programme This programme is addressing three key strands of overlapping security threats in Lebanon.  The programme supports (1) The establishment and deployment of Land Border Regiments of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) to monitor and interdict illegal cross border activity along the northern and eastern border between Lebanon and Syria. (2) Aims to build the capability of the Internal Security Forces toward an improved service of internal security provision, including fostering more effective cooperation with other security institutions. (3) The work on countering violent extremism is addressing threats emerging from vulnerable communities by de-conflicting these communities and de-radicalising those at risk. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Good Governance Fund This programme will support governance and economic reform in Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, North Macedonia, Moldovaand Serbia. Specific areas the fund supports include anti-corruption measures, improving the business environment, judicial reform, key sector reforms (e.g. banking and energy), strengthening the rule of law and supporting an independent media. These interventions support states to become more resilient to external and internal (political or economic) shocks and support poverty reduction. This programme included Covid-19 related activity in FY 20/21 Q1.
The North Africa Fund for Regional Cooperation This programme is supporting the North Africa region through interventions working in the political, economic, counter terrorism and security areas. The programme will support these components by addressing transnational elements through regional cooperation. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q2.
Somalia Human Rights and Vulnerable Persons’ Programme This programme will strengthen the independent institutional framework required to develop human rights protections to hold perpetrators of abuses to account. Improving safety for women, girls and children by supporting protective attitudes and improving the capacity and policy framework available for responding to survivors of abuse. Providing professional support and strengthen independent oversight of human rights protection and supporting human rights defenders. This component will support effective capability to track and deal with human rights concerns in the security sector.
Commonwealth Sustainability The Sustainability Programme aims to support the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2018 (CHOGM) commitment of delivering “A More Sustainable Future” by: increased resilience and responsiveness to climate change; conservation and sustainable use of Commonwealth oceans; supporting the integration and inclusion of vulnerable populations.
East Africa Programme This programme aims to strengthen the evidence base on preventing violent extremism and reduce the drivers and enablers of violent extremism in East Africa by supporting local government in Kenya to implement preventing violent extremism county action plans. Through civil society organisations supporting the most vulnerable groups to reintegrate into local communities by working with local government, young men, women and children and religious leaders. Facilitating the sharing of best practice between non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and civil society organisations (CSOs) working to prevent violent extremism, research to identify the main drivers of violent extremism in East Africa and evaluate the effectiveness of efforts to prevent it.
Sahel Programme This programme aims to promote stabilisation efforts in the MINUSMA UK deployment Area of Operation through stabilisation expertise, civilian-military coordination and small projects. It includes other stabilisation activity in central Mali, including through the MINUSMA Trust Fund, and activity to promote women’s meaningful involvement in local stabilisation.
Jordan Economic Sustainability The programme aims to contribute to economic sustainability in Jordan by addressing the long-term and systemic economic drivers of instability in support of reforms under: the King’s Mandate to Government (2016); Vision 2025; the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Programme and the UK/Jordan Ten Year Partnership. It will be delivered through the following strands: (1) The successful expansion of the social safety net which is critical to public acceptance of ongoing subsidy reform. (2) Implementation of the World Bank’s reform matrix. (3) Supporting the UK/Jordan partnership by the provision of expertise to Government of Jordan, consultations around the Partnership, research and pilots to build momentum.
Africa Peace Support Operations Programme The programme aims to enhance the capability of African countries and institutions to make effective contributions to UN or African Union (AU) peace support operations (PSO), working with countries deploying or preparing to deploy to missions and ‘top down’ to build the capability of the AU to manage PSO.
Syria: Community Support in North-Western Syria This programme aims to provide targeted non-humanitarian support to four sectors: community policing and access to justice; education; governance and service delivery; and livelihoods and economic development. This support will be provided as part of a phased and responsible withdrawal of CSSF support to community policing; governance and service delivery; and livelihoods and economic development in Idlib, Aleppo, Eastern Ghouta and Rif Damascus.
East Africa Migration Programme This programme will support countries in East Africa to tackle organised immigration crime by building the capacity of regional governments to identify, investigate and prosecute traffickers. Building the resilience of communities along migratory routes, disrupting organised immigration criminal activity in those communities and supporting East Africa’s response to organised immigration crime by providing policy and technical advice.
Collaboration against trafficking and smuggling in Nigeria & Niger (CATS NN)(Formerly Upstream Programme) The programme aims to support governments in Eritrea, Nigeria and Niger to be more effective at ensuring safe, managed and regular migration, including countering human trafficking and people smuggling in countries of origin and transit.
Peru/Colombia Serious Organised Crime (Formerly Combatting Illicit Economies - Colombia/Peru/Panama) This programme engages with Peruvian and Colombian law enforcement agencies to improve their capability and to enable more effective criminal proceedings being taken against those involved in serious organised crime. This programme included Covid-19 activity in FY 20/21 Q1 and Q2.
Great Lakes Programme This programme has multiple strands:  Strand 1: A project to deliver sustained and effective dialogue between security forces and local communities. Strand 2: A series of projects to support regional peacebuilding efforts by securing institutional change on human rights in Burundi. Strand 3: Monitoring and responding to conflict risks and supporting the conditions needed to allow for peaceful and fair elections in Burundi by 2020. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Myanmar Country Programme This programme aims to focus on three areas: (1) Support for Myanmar’s peace process increasing the inclusivity of negotiations, enhancing the quality of dialogue between stakeholders and helping the public to engage more in the process. (2) Helping to prevent violence against women and girls, improve safety in communities. (3) Monitoring land use changes in northern Rakhine to improve our ability to understand what is happening in villages where Rohingya lived. This programme included Covid-19 activity in Q1 and Q2.
Counter Terrorism Programmes Fund This programme focuses on building the capacity of international partners to conduct effective and human rights compliant criminal investigations, and the disruption, prosecution and detention of terrorists and violent extremists.  This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme.  The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Iraq Security, Justice and Reconciliation This programme aims to support the Government of Iraq to build stronger, more responsive and more accountable security sector institutions, and support the conditions for effective and sustainable community-level reconciliation. It seeks to achieve this through the following strands: (1) Supporting effective national, sub-national and local security institutions to be responsive to the needs of all Iraqis (men, women, boys and girls).  (2) The programme will support gender sensitive community-level reconciliation to rebuild trust within communities who have lived under Daesh. This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone.
Central Asia Programme This programme aims to provide technical and advisory support across the region on six key thematic themes: i) media development and countering disinformation; ii) defence, security and serious organised crime iii) good governance iv) conflict prevention through improved natural resource management and promoting youth inclusion v) gender equality and vi) penal reform.   This is an ODA and non-ODA integrated programme. The spend reported against this programme is the ODA element alone. This programme included Covid-19 related activity in FY 20/21 Q1.