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UK-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP: UK TO FUND PROGRAMME SUPPORTING STABILITY AND SECURITY IN THE PACIFIC REGION.

On Behalf of the British High Commission, Honiara
BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION
HONIARA

MEDIA STATEMENT

For immediate release
Friday 13 August 2021.
UK-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP: UK TO FUND PROGRAMME SUPPORTING STABILITY AND SECURITY IN THE PACIFIC REGION.
The British Government's Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) supports work around the world to address the sources of instability, address transnational threats and promote peace and security.
This year, 2021-22, the CSSF will provide £2m (SBD 22.7m) for the Pacific region, to work with Pacific Island Countries and regional partners in support of an open, inclusive, resilient, prosperous and rules-based Pacific. 
Agreements have now been signed for five projects: 
Dialogue Fiji will work with the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) to increase confidence in elections through civil society engagement. 
UNDP will work on enhancing national implementation of anticorruption measures in Fiji, Solomon Islands, PNG, Vanuatu, Tonga, Samoa, Kiribati and Tuvalu to prevent and fight corruption in the Pacific region. 
The Pacific Community will support Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Tonga in their Extended Continental Shelf negotiations to ensure their maritime boundaries are well defined. 
The Vanuatu Office of the Public Prosecutor will continue to be supported through increased capacity to ensure effective prosecution of complex cases, particularly those related to fraud and corruption.
A UK Emergency Medical Team will be deployed to the East Highlands of Papua New Guinea to support the Government of PNG on its COVID-19 response. 
This is the first round of grants awarded under the Pacific CSSF programme. Further grants will be made over the coming months as project proposals are finalised and agreed. 
Dr Brian Jones, British High Commissioner to Solomon Islands and Nauru said, "I am pleased to announce the finalisation of the first set of projects through the Pacific CSSF programme. These practical initiatives reflect the UK's strong commitment to the region and our shared vision for stability, cooperation and prosperity". 
In its first year of operation in the Pacific region, 2020-21, the CSSF programme supported the work of the World Health Organization (WHO) in strengthening COVID-19 readiness across the region, as well as providing support to the Office of the Public Prosecutor in Vanuatu.
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