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Strategic Programme Fund

FCO staff tree planting in BrazilThe Strategic Programme Fund (SPF) supports the Government’s international goals.

Our projects involve a range of stakeholders – from federal and state governments to civil society and NGOs – helping us reach out to new partners.

Since being set up in 2003 we have supported nearly 1000 projects ranging from climate change and energy, Afghan counter-narcotics and migration prograrmmes, to human rights, relations with the Islamic world and economic governance.

We are focusing our efforts on our main policy goals, which are to:

  • counter terrorism, weapons proliferation and their causes
  • promote a low carbon, high growth global economy
  • prevent and resolve conflict; and
  • develop effective international institutions, above all the UN and EU

Spending


In 2008-09, SPF expenditure managed by the FCO amounted to £98.3m

Further information can be found on the annual report section.

Countering terrorism & radicalisation

Info on the strategy and funding for our counter terrorism and radicalisation work, including details on the funding application process.

Low carbon, high growth programme

Find out about the low carbon, high growth programme.

Drugs and crime

Columbia Cocaine

Find out about the drugs and crime projects.

Afghan counter-narcotics programme

Find out about the Afghan Counter-Narcotics Programme

Sustainable development

The Sustainable Development Programme closed at the end of financial year 07/08.

Reuniting Europe

Find out about the projects focusing on Reuniting Europe.

Migration

Find out about the projects focusing on migration.

Overseas territories

Find out about the projects focusing on our overseas territories.

Human rights & democracy

Funding Programme for projects and work that promote and improve human rights and democracy around the world. Includes info and guidance on how to bid for project funding.

Counter-proliferation

Find out about what we're doing to stop the spread of nuclear weapons.

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