GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A06059 BRITISH COUNCIL IRT phase 4 aim to support Young women and men between 15 and 26 at risks of violent extremism to choose and recognize the existence of positive nonviolent pathways in Tripoli city, in 8 “hotspot “areas where significant recruitment to violent extremism has occurred and where violence ideology, grievances and radicalization are increasing. The project fits under the prevention pillar within the contest strategy as the following: Prevent: The purpose of Prevent is to stop people from becoming drawn into or supporting terrorism. This includes countering terrorist ideology and challenging those who promote it; supporting individuals who are especially vulnerable to becoming radicalised; and working with sectors and institutions where the risk of radicalisation is assessed to be high. The Increased Resilience of young women and men project is implemented in Tripoli city, in hotspot “areas where significant recruitment to violent extremism has occurred and where violence ideology, grievances and radicalization are increasing. The project is targeting especially youth that are vulnerable to becoming radicalised or already involved in violent acts, in order to support them to choose and recognize the existence of positive nonviolent pathways. Also, the project is directly working with local institutions whether governmental, Civil society organizations, or private sector where the risk of radicalization is high, in order to support them and build their institutional and technical capacities to reduce violent extremism risks and to identify, engage, support and mentor youth that are at high risk of becoming radicalized. The project will contribute to the multiple outcomes around 1) increased resilience of individuals and communities in areas where young people are at risk of recruitment to violent extremism, 2) strengthening institutional and technical capacity 3) strengthen relationship with community stakeholders 4) enhance vocational skills. 65 Young women and men between the age of 16 and 25 from Tripoli and its surrounding received the following resilience activities: PSS, Positive and non-Violent Communications training, Technical Vocational Training Education, Digital Skills training, Humanitarian Principles Training, and Apprenticeship enrolment in private sector. UK- Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council Restart Center Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Agriculture of Tripoli and North Lebanon Centre Professionnel De Médiation Samer Elhouchaimi (M&E Consultant) Jihane Sankary (M&E Consultant) CIS College Creativity Development Centre British Council British Council Beirut British Council Beirut British Council Beirut +441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org Sama Beirut, 6th Floor, Petro Trad Street, Sodeco, Beirut, 2063 1111, Lebanon Regional project in the second largest city of Lebanon, Tripoli. (Important note: not in Libya, whose capital city is of the same name) Regional project in the second largest city of Lebanon, Tripoli. (Important note: not in Libya, whose capital city is of the same name) 34.437363 35.834854 170392.43 200000 200000 149908.437477778 100000 GB-CHC-209131-A03172 BRITISH COUNCIL SPHEIR aims to transform higher education systems in focus countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and the Middle East to better meet the needs of graduates and employers. Through grants, it supports diverse, large-scale partnerships working across different sectors and countries to improve the quality, relevance, accessibility and affordability of higher education. It focuses on creating new and innovative solutions to key higher education challenges to deliver systemic and sustainable change at scale. 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co-funding from the UK Department for International Development (DFID). As part of the Next Generation series, it follows similar British Council Next Generation projects in Tanzania, South Africa, Pakistan and Nigeria in researching the perceptions and aspirations of young people in countries experiencing youth bulges; producing recommendations for improved policies to capitalise on the potential of the next generation; and giving a voice to young people as they attempt to shape their countries’ future. The project combines policy-relevant research with a strategic communications campaign to disseminate the findings widely and use them to enhance young people’s ability to influence the policy environment. The objective of Next Generation Kenya is to increase understanding among policy-makers and key stakeholders of young people’s hopes, fears and economic aspirations for the future, leading to sustained, responsive, evidence-based dialogue and policy-making around youth. Next Generation Kenya in particular seeks to: 1) Understand the economic aspirations, challenges and lived realities for young people in Kenya. 2) Engage young people strategically in national and regional dialogue on these aspirations and expectations. 3) Use research evidence to support informed policy-making and policy change geared at young people’s economic opportunities and voice. Youth PwC BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Samuel Hall East Africa 2CV Ltd IPSOS Kenya Edge and Motion Group Ltd British Council Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.co.ke/programmes/society/next-generation-kenya 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 91450 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131/A/05763 BRITISH COUNCIL The activity supports the English language learning of school children in isolated communities in the 5 target countries. (Students) Enhanced understanding of the importance of (universal values such as) acceptance, tolerance, inclusion, gender equality and inclusion among young people selected communities. Teachers have improved their teaching proficiency using new student focused methodologies and mainstreaming gender in their methodologies. New student focused methodologies, including core skills (break them down) enhancement are embedded into the school curriculum and English language clubs are supported by communities and local education structures (beyond the life of project) 1. School pupils in isolated communities. 2. English teachers of isolated communities. Conflict, Stability and Security Fund Secretariate British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK The Enhancing English Language is a multinational project, delivered across schools and community centres from country offices in Baku, Tabilisi, Yerevan, and Kyiv, covering five countries including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldovia. Baku, located in Azerbaijan 40.2240 49.5331 Yerevan, located in Armenia 40.1052 44.3049 Kiev, located in Ukraine 50.2717 30.3126 Tbilisi located in Georgia 41.4139 44.5001 552825.00 552825.00 441181.21 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05822 BRITISH COUNCIL COOPower is a project that aims to promote the social enterprise and cooperative sector to young people as an alternative career pathway in Cyprus, Greece and Croatia. The 18 months programme was launched in March 2020 and it is funded by the EU as part of the DG GROW programme 'Reducing youth unemployment: setting up co-operatives to enhance working opportunities in the EU. The project is implemented by the British Council in partnership with the General Secretariat for Vocational Education, Training and Lifelong Learning in Greece and the Science and Technology Park of the University of Rijeka (STEP RI) in Croatia. The main objective of this project is to promote Cooperative and Social Economy Enterprises as an alternative, inclusive and innovative approach to tackle youth unemployment addressing young people regardless of their social, economic or educational background. The specific objectives of this project are: - To raise awareness about Cooperative and Social Economy Enterprises as a viable career choice for young people affected by the challenges of the current financial crisis; - To explore effective approaches through the Media (traditional or social) for changing the perspective and cultural perception of the Cooperative and Social Entrepreneurship in Greece, Croatia and Cyprus and help bring it into the mainstream while still preserving its strong value-based nature; - To promote Cooperative and Social Entrepreneurship as a movement and new approach, not as a sector (preventing it from being dispersed across different laws and segmented in various ministries) through the involvement of representatives of the sector; To provide young people not in education and/or employment with opportunities, alternatives and hope through engaging them in activities that will help them unite with other young people and network, develop skills, get support and develop ideas for cooperatives. The project targets groups are: young people, especially those not in employment, training or education, stakeholders from the social economy sector, the general public. The project will include the following activities: training of a team of young journalists, organisation of hackathon style events (COOPAthons and Country Final) in the three partner countries, a study visit to the UK for COOPAthon country final winning teams, an awareness raising campaign about the social economy sector, a final project conference. European Commission British Council British Council British Council General Secretariat for Vocational Education, Training and Lifelong Learning, Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs, "STEP RI Science and Technology Park of the University of Rijeka LTD Action Global Communications LTD LONDON FIELDS PUBLISHING LTD (TRADING AS PIONEERS POST). 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.com.cy/programmes/society/coopower 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ The activities are offered online, covering three countries, including Greece, Croatia and Cyprus. The locations for the project refers to the capital cities: Athens, Zagreb, and Nicosia that the project is managed by the implementing partners at the country level. Athens 37.5902 23.4340 Zagreb 45.4847 15.5838 Nicosia 35.1031 33.2151 77232.25 127488.71 0.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05880 British Council The EU Scholarship Programme for the Turkish Cypriot Community is being delivered by the British Council in Cyprus under a 43 month delegation agreement with the European Commission to implement the action for the calls for two academic years 2021/22 and 2022/23. The EU Scholarship Programme is fully funded by the European Commission and forms part of one of four aid strands operated by the EU for the Turkish Cypriot Community. The objective of the Programme is to offer the Turkish Cypriot Community additional educational opportunities by raising their knowledge and/or increasing their skills in a specific field as well as broadening their experience of studying and working in the European Union, thus bringing them closer to the European Union. The Programme's target groups are final year high school students, graduates of high schools, final year undergraduate students, postgraduate students, university graduates and professionals from various sectors of the community. The Programme includes the following activities: 1) Launch & promotion of the calls 2) Application & recruitment process 3) Selection process including the delivery of written tests 4) Awards for successful applicants 5) Contract signing with beneficiaries 6) Monitoring & Evaluation 7) Alumni & Visibility activities 8) Final payment and closure of the Call British Council British Council European Commission British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ, UK Cyprus (Northern part of Cyprus) Nicosia (covering the Northern part of Cyprus territory) 35.1031 33.2151 2403493 698451 31587 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05537 British Council The EU Scholarship Programme for the Turkish Cypriot Community is being delivered by the British Council in Cyprus under a 43 month Delegation Agreement with the European Commission to implement the action for the calls for two academic years 2019/20 and 2020/21. The contract duration was extended to 55 months to manage the underspent which resulted from the withdrawal of scholars who could not start their studies because of Covid-19 pandemic. The value of the contract, however, remained the same. The EU Scholarship Programme is fully funded by the European Commission and forms part of one of four aid strands operated by the EU for the Turkish Cypriot Community. The objective of the Programme is to offer the Turkish Cypriot Community additional educational opportunities by raising their knowledge and/or increasing their skills in a specific field as well as broadening their experience of studying and working in the European Union, thus bringing them closer to the European Union. The Programme's target groups are final year high school students, graduates of high schools, final year undergraduate students, postgraduate students, University graduates and professionals from various sectors of the community. The Programme included the following activities: 1) Launch & promotion of the calls 2) Application & recruitment process 3) Selection process including the delivery of written tests 4) Awards for successful applicants 5) Contract signing with beneficiaries 6) Monitoring & Evaluation 7) Alumni & Visibility activities 8) Final payment and closure of the Call British Council British Council European Commission British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ, UK Northern part of Cyprus. Cyprus (Northern part of Cyprus) Nicosia (covering the Northern part of Cyprus territory) 35.1031 33.2151 88420.0 1934627.0 1804894.0 891260.0 242475.0 38324.0 GB-CHC-209131-A05500 BRITISH COUNCIL The Commonwealth Scholarships Commission (CSC) provides the main UK Government scholarship scheme led by international development objectives. The CSC operates within the framework of the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP). The CSFP is an international programme under which Commonwealth countries offer scholarships and fellowships to citizens of other member states. The British Council and the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) are the two bodies appointed to provide services to the CSC to enable the administration of the UK scheme. The British Council provides overseas services. Our services are primarily aimed at potential applicants to the Commonwealth Scholarship programme, Scholars who are about to start their Scholarship, Alumni who have finished their Scholarship and have returned to their home country and are delivering their development goals. The British Council provides services to the CSC including; scheme promotion, pre departure briefings and alumni engagement. The objective is to enable customers to be aware of and understand the objectives of the programme, to help CSC scholars to be prepared so that they can maximise the opportunity oto study at a UK HEI and for and Alumni to have the support and networks to enable them to achieve their development goals and have meaningful impact. Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL British Council Higher Education and Science IATI@britishcouncil.org http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 48688 316014 356892 361188 374972 GB-CHC-209131-A03011-CCGL BRITISH COUNCIL Connecting Classrooms provides opportunities for pupils in the UK and in the developing world to learn about and take action on global issues, as well as to develop their key transferable skills for the future. • Grants to support networks of schools and partnership projects involving 4,500 schools in the UK and in developing countries; • Professional development training for 60,000 teachers and school leaders in the UK and developing countries; • Online partnerships for over 5,000 schools plus access to teaching and learning resources; • School and teacher level accreditation and awards; • Advocacy and awareness raising at policy level; and • Monitoring and evaluation. Policy makers; School Leaders; Teachers; Pupils UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL British Council Connecting Classrooms Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://connecting-classrooms.britishcouncil.org/ 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 3533676 5357128 2896027 5218043 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A03976 BRITISH COUNCIL Tfanen-Tunisie Créative programme supports the strengthening of the cultural sector in Tunisia and contributes to the consolidation of democracy and economic prosperity in Tunisia, by leveraging culture for social cohesion at local, regional, and national levels. The two specific objectives of Tfanen-Tunisie Créative are: •Promoting cultural diversity and access to culture •Supporting the freedom of expression and creation mainly among young people Tfanen aims to reach various levels of society through interventions for individuals, organisations, institutions at local, national, and international levels. Tfanen involves a wide range of actors in the “Tunisian cultural ecosystem”, including young people and women, independent artists, cultural NGOs, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, festivals, cultural organisations and enterprises. The project includes three main activities: - Grants: Funds to support cultural projects held by CSOs, public institutions and private sector in the fields of local cultural engagement, support of creativity, internal/external structuring, festivals promotion and heritage preservation. - Technical assistance: Laboratories of learning and sharing, mentorship, workshops, trainings. - Public services initiative: supporting reform projects of the Ministry of Cultural Affairs and its decentralised administrations. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations British Council British Council British Council Goethe-Institut Tnisia Association d’Education Relative à l’Environnement de Hammamet (AERE) BAC ART CENTER La voix de l'enfant rural Association l'Alternative Culturelle Art Solution Institution Kifech Association Septième Dimension pour la culture et la citoyenneté, Association Théâtre Forum Tunisia Réseau d'Associations de Ma Ville "MADINATY" Association Tunisienne des Technologies Créatives ATC Echos-Electrik Association Arts De La Vie, Thyna Association du Théâtre d'Ambition de Chebika Association MASS'ART pour une culture alternative Cinéma Itinérant Roadmovie - CIR Association l'Acte Théâtral Association Forum de Sud pour la culture et les arts Association Arselan Association Tunisienne pour l’Art Environnemental Union des Diplômées Chômées Art Distribution L'Art Rue Centre culturel international de Hammamet, la maison de la méditerranée pour la culture et les arts, Ness el Fen Al Badil Association Joussour de citoyenneté Association Tunisienne pour aider les enfants malades atteints de diabètes A.T.A.J.E.D Association Tunisienne Pour Le Developpement Culturel Et Artistique "Cité Ness" Association Des Amis Des Arts Plastiques Sfax Echos Cinématographique, Elbirou Association Ichara, Institut International De Recherche En Langue Des Signes Association Palm Lab Société Synergy Production Association Tunisienne d'Action Culturelle ATAC Association Ibdaa El Masrahi Sfax El Mezyana Art méditerranéen de Production et Diffusion des Arts Dramatiques Observatoire Chahed Pour L’Observation Électorale Et La Promotion Du Processus Démocratique Association Tunisienne de l'environnement et de la nature Association univers du conte Association Culturelle de Création et Réflexion Optimiste (ACCRO) Association Chouf "Société ciné-Theatre le Majestic Le Septième Dimension Association Apollon d’Art et Culture Société Zerieb pour les Arts et la Culture Association Al Adiyat Association Culture Et Développement Association de l'institut Al-Rachidia de musique Association Tunisienne De Protection De La Nature Et De L'Environnement De Korba Association Collectif Créatifs Association Le Quai Culturel Tunisie Co SA Association Hayyou Raqs Association Braille de l'éducation et de la culture Fédération Tunisienne des Ciné-clubs Association Art à Maknassy Association internationale de Musique Symphonique d’Eljem Association Massart pour la culture et le développement Association la voix de l'enfant rural Association tunisienne de théâtre jeune public Association Museum Lab Association Roua Arts et Culture Association Siwa Plateforme Tunisie Societé El Hamra Cinefils Centre Internationale d'Art Contemporaine (CIAC) STE Morbiket Société ARTS DISTRIBUTION Association ART RUE Association collectif Creatifs Société Ciné-théâtre le Majestic AKACIA production Société Dar Ben Gacem Société Oasis Events Société Kitabi Couss et co Edition Ruspina art et production Société Minerva des arts dramatiques Joker prod SARL Société Atelier nocturne, Société Fannou Adhefateine BKCA Culture Funding Watch Creative Consilium Solutions (2CS) Sté Chemsky Consulting Services Ifa Gallery SPRL Société civile Immobilière Houria Advanced Computer Technology Tunisia ACT PRODATA IMPACT, Altissimo Consulting Alpha Engineering & Technologies AP’Culture 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.tfanen.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ The project is delivered nationally and covers six major areas across Tunis. 1) North East region represented by Tunisia covering Tunis, Ariana, Manouba, Ben Arous, Zaghouan, and Nabeul 2) North West region, represented by Beja, covering Jendouba, Beja, Siliana, and le Kef. 3) Center East region, represented by Monastir covering Sousse, Monastir, and Mahdia. 4) Center West represented by Kairouan covering Kairouan, Sidi-Bouzid, and Kasserine. 5) South East region represented by Médenine covering Sfax, Gabès, Médenine, and Tataouine. 6) South West represented by Tozeur, covering Gafsa, Tozeur, and Kébili. Tunis 36.4908 10.0957 Beja 36.4332 9.1054 Monastir 35.4641 10.4934 Kairouan 35.4041 10.0547 Médenine 33.2118 10.3020 Tozeur 33.5511 8.0801 355545.0 1044097.0 1657717.0 1925812.0 2263094.0 2453734.0 GB-CHC-209131-A05670 British Council TREE aims to improve teacher training and continuing professional development in Education Colleges and the Ministry of Education to improve the capacity of principals, teacher educators and student teachers. In this way the project is expected to support education reform in Myanmar and improved learning outcomes for student teachers and children across Myanmar. To achieve this overall objective the project has four workstreams: Supporting the Continual Professional Development of teachers and teacher educators; Improving English proficiency; Strengthening the education system, partnerships for education and teaching practice; and Supporting inclusion, especially disability inclusion. i. To contribute to more effective and coherent professional development opportunities for teacher educators and equip Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs) to implement teacher education reforms in National Education Strategic Plan (NESP) 1; ii. To improve English proficiency and English language teaching of teacher educators, teachers and students; iii. To strengthen use of evidence to improve the quality of teaching and inform policy and planning; iv. To provide support to Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs) and the Ministry of Education (MoE) to address an inclusive agenda with the focus on disability inclusion. Target groups for the project activity are teacher educators and principals at Teacher Education Institutions; student teachers; principals and teachers at practice schools situated in the Education Colleges. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Open University, The Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) Montrose International British Council TREE Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN Northern region including Myitkyina covering: Myitkyina EDC, Katha EDC Central region including Mandalay covering: Mandalay EDC; Sagaing EDC; Monywa EDC; Magwe EDC; Pakkoku EDC; Meiktila EDC; Western region including Kyauk Phyu covering: Hakha EDC; Kyauk Phyu EDC Eastern region including Taunggyi covering: Taunggyi EDC; Lashio EDC; Kengtung EDC; Loikaw EDC; Southern region including Yangon covering: Yankin EDC, Yangon; Thinganyun EDC, Yangon; Hlegu EDC; Pyay EDC; Bogale EDC; Maungmya EDC; Pathein EDC; Taungoo EDC; Southeastern region including Mawlamyine covering: Mawlamyine EDC; Hpa An EDC; Dawei EDC Northern region located at Myitkyina 25.2300 97.2347 Central region located at Mandalay 21.5829 96.0501 Western region located at Kyauk Phyu 12.5709071 98.8034030 Eastern region located at Taunggyi 20.4721 97.0216 Southern region located at Yangon 16.4819 96.0922 Southeastern region located at Mawlamyine 16.2926 97.3742 1288852 2578635.21 375441.33 375441 1744470 529652 407244 Payment for March 2021 invoice FCDO British Council 105607 Payment for April-June 2021 invoice FCDO British Council 17698.8 Payment for March 2021 invoice British Council Montrose 41763.06 Payment for March 2021 invoice British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 5085 Payment for March 2021 invoice British Council The Open University 21452.68 Payment for April-June 2021 invoice British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 2208 Payment for April-June 2021 invoice British Council The Open University 563306 Payment of Jun-Aug 2020 invoice to British Council by FCDO The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council 68547.00 Payment for Nov-Dec 2021 invoice Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 7424.60 Montrose-M&E Fees Oct 2021 British Council Montrose 10159.20 Montrose-M&E Fees-Nov -Dec 2021 British Council Montrose 11102.23 VSO-Project Team Fees Nov-Dec 2021 British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 8575.00 OU-Project Team Fees- Nov-Dec 2021 British Council The Open University 46084 Payment for Dec 2020-Feb 2021 invoice British Council Montrose 89316.85 Payment for Dec 2020-Feb 2021 invoice British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 11624 Payment for Dec 2020-Feb 2021 invoice British Council The Open University 588502.00 Payment of Mar-May 2020 invoice to British Council by DFID Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council 92537.88 Payment for Mar-May 2020 invoice British Council Montrose 133214.93 Payment for Mar-May 2020 invoice British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 36190.82 Payment for Mar-May 2020 invoice British Council The Open University 11995307 Total contract value for grant funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 518127 Receipt of grant funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 315391 Receipt of grant funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 455334 Receipt of grant funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 1695285 British Council Montrose 1026049 British Council The Open University 2578953 British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 221514.71 Payment of grant funds British Council Montrose 50392.8 Payment of grant funds British Council Montrose 60220 Payment of grant funds British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 61068 Payment of grant funds British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 142956 Payment of grant funds British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 74700 Payment of grant funds British Council The Open University 522089 Payment of Dec 2020-Feb 2021 invoice to British Council by FCDO FCDO British Council 72564 Payment for Sep-Nov 2020 invoice British Council Montrose 102607.29 Payment for Sep-Nov 2020 invoice British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 22842 Payment for Sep-Nov 2020 invoice British Council The Open University 21330 Payment for Sep 2021 invoice Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 33214 Payment for Oct 2021 invoice Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1958.4 Montrose-M&E Fees Sep 2021 British Council Montrose 1958.4 Montrose-M&E Fees-July-Aug2021 British Council Montrose 8404.8 Montrose-M&E Fees-April-June2021 British Council Montrose 4647.69 VSO-Project Team Fees Oct 2021 British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 5138.94 VSO-Project Team Fees Sep2021 British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 9976.34 VSO-Project Team Fees July-Aug2021 British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 3241 OU-Project Team Fees- Oct 2021 British Council The Open University 1287 OU-Project Team Fees- Sep 2021 British Council The Open University 1287 OU-Project Team Fees- July-Aug2021 British Council The Open University 497494 Payment of Sep-Nov 2020 invoice to British Council by FCDO The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council 72516.88 Payment for June-Aug 2020 invoice British Council Montrose 149913.26 Payment for June-Aug 2020 invoice British Council Voluntary Service Overseas 30761 Payment for June-Aug 2020 invoice British Council The Open University GB-CHC-209131-A04465 BRITISH COUNCIL Tabeer - CDIP is supporting the consolidation of democracy in Pakistan by strengthening the capacity of the country's institutions to make them more effective, accountable and responsive to the needs of the Pakistani people. The programme will achieve this by focusing on four core areas: elections, parliaments, political parties, and democratic space. Focus is also on increasing the political participation of women, young people, minorities and persons with disabilities. (Tabeer is an Urdu word that means ' realisation', in this case 'reaching full democratic potential'.) Parliamentary stakeholders including the National Assembly , Provincial Assemblies, Senate and Pakistan Institute of Parliamentary Services DAI Europe BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Pakistan Institute for Parliamentary Services (PIPS) Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) British Council CDIP Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.dai.com/our-work/projects/pakistan-consolidating-democracy-in-pakistan-cdip 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 321676 577178 454319 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209313-A06184 BRITISH COUNCIL This is a National Project. The overall outcome of this project is to provide Technical Assistance to the National Curriculum Council in developing frameworks for implementation of Single National Curriculum. This project will provide Technical Assistance to the National Curriculum Council to develop three frameworks around curriculum, textbooks amid assessments. These frameworks will then be implemented by the National Curriculum Council in the roll-out of the Single National Curriculum. Government departments (The Federal level Government body called National Curriculum Council and coordination with the four provincial government bodies (Punjab curriculum and textbook board Lahore, Directorate of Curriculum and Teacher Education, Peshawar, Sindh Education and Literacy Department Karachi, Department for Education Baluchistan)) , Teachers and educators. First phase: •Based on the review, suggest a workable and practical strategy and guidelines for the implementation of the curriculum framework for Grades 1-12 •Carry out consultations and explore the best and the most feasible options available for textbook development with support from experts. •Based on the evidence and analysis, identify and propose relevant networks to connect Ministry of Federal Education and professional Training (MoFEPT) with UK publishers to identify further technical expertise for textbook development and/or review. Second Phase: •Suggest a Text- Book Development Framework (TBDF) by producing a set of recommendations for the government on textbook development •Suggest an assessment framework aligned with the CF and TBDF •Solicit feedback from teachers; collect teacher feedback around new frameworks and •Based on the curriculum, textbook development, and assessment frameworks, suggest set of recommendations for teacher development. •Reference alignment with FCDO funded DARE and other projects. •Conduct an analysis around the alignment of assessment, curriculum, textbooks, and teaching. British Council British Council UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK Data and Research in Education is a National project delivered in Partnership with the National Curriculum Council and coordination with the four provincial government bodies located in Lahore (Punjab Province), Peshawar (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province), Karachi (Sindh Province) and Quetta (Balochistan Province). Lahore (Punjab Province) 31.3329 74.2103 Peshawar (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province) 34.0029 71.3443 Karachi (Sindh Province) 24.5139 67.0037 Quetta (Balochistan Province) 30.1103 67.0005 59173.0 1441854.0 107022.1 DARE-TA-Final payment Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1501027.00 Head contract signed with FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council 61024.00 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council 178486 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- TUR BRITISH COUNCIL Newton - Katip Celebi Fund has been supporting bilateral research projects between Turkey and the UK since 2014. Through a wide range of programmes, researchers from different scientific backgrounds came together to create joint solutions and a positive socio-economic impact in Turkey. Over 130 direct academic connections were created and projects with a broad area of topics, including but not limited to health, environment, material sciences and migration, were assisted. Under different programme schemes, young researchers were supported through their PhD, workshops were organised to share and enrich academic knowledge, joint research teams were created for in-depth research projects and institutional capacity building was enabled through know-how exchange. Empower researchers to collaborate internationally, and gain access to new research environments, facilities, knowledge, and expertise, in order to enhance the quality of their research and enable them to translate research and innovation into economic and societal benefit. -Focusing on topics or themes which have relevance to the economic development and welfare of Turkey, create opportunities for sustainable, solution-oriented research and innovation collaborations between academic groups as well as with the private and third sector. - Support dialogue and knowledge exchange on academic standards, research governance and strategic research policy development to help promote an academic and research environment, between Turkey and the UK, to achieve maximum impact from high quality research. Researchers at higher education institutions in Turkey and the UK, including early carreer Researchers - I3Science and innovation focused policy making institutions - Private and third sector with research and development capacity. The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) has been the major in-country partner for Newton - Katip Celebi Fund since 2014. Institutional Links Programme, which was referred by TUBITAK as the flagship of research and innovation programmes between Turkey and the UK, has been a best practice and the number of applications for each year's call was more than the year before. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org Newton-Katip Celebi Fund in Turkey is a countrywide project, and is delivered in Ankara, covering the entire country. Ankara 39.5512 32.5115 228469.0 68080.2 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05811 BRITISH COUNCIL The project is a two-year (24 months) capacity building programme for young civil servants funded by the European Union (EU) under the Instrument for Pre-Accession (IPA II). The project is being implemented by the British Council in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 1 February 2020 until 31 January 2022. The overall objective of the intervention is to assist Bosnia and Herzegovina in developing a professional, de-politicised and merit-based service system by providing professional development and mobility to the next generation of civil servants who will be in charge of the European Union accession process and lead change during the enlargement process. The specific objectives are directly related to the overall objective and include the following: 1. To build the professional capacity of civil servants and instil their commitment to European Union oriented civil service, through their increased knowledge and understanding of the European Union accession process. 2. To foster mutual connections and mobility between agents of change through facilitating an intra-Bosnia and Herzegovina exchange and Western Balkans mobility programme. The primary target group of the programme are young civil servants, with 1 to 7 years of professional experience, who work in the area of European Union integration across government levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with state-level institutions, two entities - Federation and Bosnia Hercegovina and Republika Srpska, Brcko District and ten cantons. Additionally, the secondary target group consists of civil servants acting as coordinators for the European Union integration affairs on behalf of different governments across Bosnia and Hercegovina. The programme includes the delivery of the activities that correspond to four components envisaged under the project: 1. Information Campaign and Selection Process; 2. Executive Training Programmes; 3. Intra-Bosnia and Herzegovina Exchange and Western Balkans mobility programme; and 4. Networking, visibility and lessons learnt events and support of alumni activities. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations British Council British Council Bejtovic Communications, Lucid Linx doo College of Europe Ecole nationale d'administration British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://eu4wb6.com/home 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ This is a national programme, delivered across Bosnia and Herzegovina. Zagreb with national remit, covering locations across Bosnia and Herzegovina. 43.5055 18.2123 9047.0 258499.0 575941.0 654833.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- CO BRITISH COUNCIL The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation - Minciencias has been a key in-country partner under the Newton-Caldas Fund since it started in Colombia in 2014. During the last four years, the main focus of work has been their Colombia Bio strategic project which seeks to promote knowledge, conservation, management and sustainable use of biodiversity through programmes and projects between Colombia and the United Kingdom that favour the sustainable and socially inclusive development of Colombia's bio-economy. This year, two programmes are being delivered: Institutional Links (joint research projects) and Professional Development & Engagement with the Useful Plants and Fungi of Colombia project. To co-direct projects to: 1. document and broadly disseminate knowledge on the useful plants and fungi of Colombia with the ultimate goal of developing pathways to enhance nature’s contribution to people in this country. 2. foster joint technological research and development projects aimed at the functional validation and technical and scientific demonstration of new technological concepts based on the sustainable exploitation of biodiversity. 1. Government organisations (Colombia) 2. Government organisations (United Kingdom/international) 3. NGOs 4. Botanic gardens 5. Universities (scientists, research groups, botanists) 6. Companies/associations 7. Industry 8. Community organisations (for-profit and not-for-profit) 9. General public. Minciencias has been the principal in-country partner for the Newton Caldas Fund mainly under their strategic Colombia Bio project. Royal Botanic Gardens Kew has been instrumental in the delivery of a great percentage of the Colombia Bio work through the British Council since 2017. University of York, Earlham Institute, University of Bath, Queen Mary University of London, University of Nottingham, Imperial College London, National Institute of Agricultural Botany – NIAB, University of Sheffield, University of Southampton are working with their Colombian peers in projects intended to contribute to the development of a sustainable bioeconomy in Colombia. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org Newton Caldas Fund Colombia is a national project and is delivered in Bogotá, covering the entire country. Bogotá 4.3635 -74.0454 618988.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF-MEX British Council To promote multidisciplinary research based on agreed national priorities including Energy, Education, Health, Food and Environment. Through programmes Institutional Links and Newton Fund Impact Scheme, UK and Mexican researchers support economic development and social welfare by facilitating technological solutions to tackle global challenges. Diverse communities are included in project development to ensure impact at a system level. To initiate new research and innovation collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in Mexico and the UK and to support the exchange of research and innovation expertise and the translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits. Academics and scientists Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología, Consejo Potosino de Ciencia y Tecnología, Consejo de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación de Hidalgo are all supporting the delivery of the project without financial commitment. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org Newton Mexico is a national project and is delivered in one location, Mexico City, covering the entire country. Mexico City 19.2542 -99.0740 313174 131788 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- SAF British Council The British Council delivers science, technology, engineering and mathematics aligned programmes in the Higher Education sector in South Africa on behalf of the Newton Fund since 2016. To strengthen academic staff development and capacity building through training and mobility opportunities that support the development of an inclusive pipeline of future academics in South Africa with a particular focus on women in South Africa's 26 publicly funded universities. To support early career and leading researchers to establish new international collaborations. Researchers and higher education institutions exchange ideas bilaterally (United Kingdom and South Africa) and trilaterally (United Kingdom, South Africa and a third African, for example Kenya). The thematic focus areas for collaborations include food security, higher education, climate change and the circular economy. Young academics; young scientists; early career researchers; established researchers. The British Council in South Africa partners with the Department of Higher Education & Training and the National Research Foundation, the research funding agency for the Department of Science and Innovation. This programme supports 24 of the 26 publicly funded universities. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council National Research Foundation 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org Newton Fund programme delivered by British Council is a national project delivered from 2 locations: Johannesburg and Cape Town, covering eight of nine provinces: North West, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Gauteng, KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape, Western Cape and the Free State. Johannesburg -26.1208 28.0237 Cape Town -33.5533 18.2524 550390.0 36122.55 GB-CHC-209131-A05034 BRITISH COUNCIL Ta’zeez (meaning ‘strengthening’ in Arabic) provides independent third party monitoring of Department for International Development's (DFID's) programme in Yemen and is managed by British Council in partnership with Interaction In Development, a Yemeni research and development consultancy, and ITAD Ltd, a UK consultancy specialising in monitoring and evaluation. Ta’zeez provides verification in the field of humanitarian aid results reported to DFID by their cooperating partners. This provides independent assurance of value for money and accountability for the UK government, tax payers and stakeholders that DFID’s development investment reaches intended beneficiaries and is used to best effect. It also provides information from project beneficiaries which feeds into DFID programme design and monitoring evaluation. This was a three-year project extended to four years. Independent verification that DFID-funded projects are being delivered; views and voices collected from the beneficiary communities; lesson learning to improve DFID and cooperating partner programming. Intended outcome is that DFID programmes more appropriately meet the needs on the ground. The intended impact is better performance of UK investment in Yemen. The main assumption is that DFID staff and partners will use the information to improve programme design. DFID Yemen team; DFID cooperating partners UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Itad Interaction in Development British Council Ta'zeez Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 592536 GB-CHC-209131-A04219 BRITISH COUNCIL The Kulana Liltanmia Programme (KLP) aimed to empower civil society to lead effective, accountable, and equitable community projects through constructive citizen-citizen and citizen-state engagement. To work with Sudanese CSO partners, to improve their capacity to effectively analyse, organise and engage with power structures in Sudan. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and elements of the Government of Sudan. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Al Alag Press Centre Al Ayam Centre for Culture and Studies Partners in Development Services (PDS) CAFA Development Organization Nabta Charity Organization for Development Environmentalists Society Gender Centre for Research Abu Ashma Cultural Centre Journalists Association Wadsulfab Association Wadmedani Charity Forum Sudanese Environmental Conservation Society Women Development Association Sudanese Development Association Shoroug Al Amal Charity Organization Spelta Organization Abuhamad Organization for Development Hagik Alyna Ya Damer Organization Bashair Al Mustagabl Organization Emerge Consultancy and Training Plc Humentum Focus Vision Consultancy Policy Assessment, Consultancy & Training (PACT) INTRAC British Council KLP Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 1954663 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05983 BRITISH COUNCIL Enabling Peace University Education in Regional Conflict/Post-conflict Settings (EUPE) is a three-year project managed by the British Council and funded by the European Union and the British Council. The project enables collaboration with peacebuilding organisations and students on peace education curriculum development, trains university faculty in participatory teaching approaches, supports local researchers to focus on context-specific issues related to peace and link this to teaching, and creates the basis for sustainable high quality peace education courses and research through regional and international cooperation and knowledge exchange. To improve the participation of young people, particularly women, in local, national and/or regional peacebuilding activities. Higher education institutions in Sudan and Ethiopia, and through international partnerships, institutions in the EU/UK; University students (mostly undergraduates), particularly women; University researchers, particularly women; National and local government Ministries and other authorities through their connections with higher education institutions and peacebuilding; Civil society and non-governmental organisations engaged in peacebuilding activities; National and regional networks and organisations in peacebuilding. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ Enabling University Peace Education in Regional Conflict/post-conflict settings is a multi-national project, delivered in Sudan, located in Khartoum and Ethiopia, located in Addis Ababa. Khartoum, Sudan 15.3306 32.3157 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 9.0130 38.4449 266081.0 1340894.00 1698950.00 GB-CHC-209131-A05752 BRITISH COUNCIL Kano Literacy and Numeracy Accelerator aims to build foundational Hausa and English literacy and numeracy skills for 51,711 primary children in all schools in Wudil and Dawakin Tofa Local Governments using the Teaching at the Right Level approach, equipping them with foundational literacy and numeracy skills before they leave primary school. Kano Literacy and Numeracy Accelerator targets children in primary 4 to primary 6, who are assessed one-on-one by their teachers using a simple oral reading and maths assessment at the beginning of the programme. The assessment results are used to group children based on their learning levels rather than by age or grade. For the first two hours of the school day, the children's teachers (having been trained in the Teaching at the Right Level approach by the project) will focus on developing children’s foundational skills in these learning level groups using the methodology they learnt. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) British Council British Council Massachusetts Institute of Technology Project team IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN The activity is taking place in one major city and two local government districts in Nigeria: Kano City where engagement for ownership and sustainability as well as government commitment is happening through SUBEB Wudil Local Government (District) where model one of the pilot programme is implemented for Hausa and Mathematics and having the component of pre-service within the schools as well as community level engagement. Dawakin Tofa Local Government (District) where model two of the pilot programme piloted on Hausa and English literacy (dual language approach) and the Mathematics in schools. Again community level engagement is also happening at that level. Kano City 12.0000 8.3100 Wudil Local Government (District) 11.4347 8.4907 Dawakin Tofa Local Government (District 12.0734 8.2355 1837260 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05747 British Council The Agents for Citizen-driven Transformation (ACT) programme aims to contribute to the achievement of sustainable development in Nigeria through enhancing the credibility of Civil Society Organisations (CSO) and enhancing their role as independent development actors and drivers of change. The overall Objective of the programme is to contribute to more inclusive, effective, accountable and gender-responsive development in Nigeria. The Specific Objective of the programme is to enhance the credibility and role of CSOs as drivers of change for sustainable development in Nigeria. Result One: Strengthened selected CSOs, Networks and Coalitions working in the three EU focal sectors. Result Two: Appropriate and inclusive civil society regulatory framework in place. The target beneficiaries of the programme are selected CSOs at the state and national levels. Additionally, other stakeholders such as the regulatory agencies and selected CSO Capacity Development Providers (CDPs) will also receive capacity strengthening support from the programme. The programme will also benefit community members indirectly through provision of small scale capacity development grants for CSO partners that will implement actvities at the community level with strategic connections to the issues of concern to vulnerable groups including PWDs, women, young people amongst others. The programme beneficiaries will spread across ten selected states of Nigeria: Lagos, Kano, Sokoto, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Adamawa, Rivers, Edo, Enugu, Borno and Plateau/Kwara. Gender and Social Inclusion (G&SI) is a cross-cutting focus of the programme. ACT will provide both technical and financial support to its partners to become fully aware and mainstream G&SI in their internal process and programme activity implementation. ACT is supporting national/local CSOs that are working in the area of advocacy for PWD and women issues. ACT is contibuting to humanitarian activities through its focused support to its CSO partners to become socially responsible and committed to increasing awareness and compliance to safety procols for COVID-19 at the community level in selected states - Lagos, Kano, Sokoto and FCT. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development British Council British Council Dana Motors Limited Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) Nagarta Community Health and Gender Education Initiative (Change Initiatives) Freedom Foundation for Social, Educational and Health Reform Isa Wali Empowerment Initiative (IWEI) The Albino Foundation, Kano Civil Society Forum (KCSF) Sesor Empowerment Foundation British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.justice-security.ng 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ This is a national programme and activities are delivered in four major cities including Abuja, Kano, Lagos, Sokoto. Abuja 9.0328 7.2942 Kano 12.0000 8.3100 Lagos 6.2715 3.2341 Sokoto 13.0346 5.1436 705574.0 1089010.0 6666159.0 4500000.0 134606.0 GB-CHC-209131-A04195 BRITISH COUNCIL The Programme Coordination Office (PCO) provides supervision on behalf of DFID and maintains an overview of the separately contracted monitoring and evaluation components for effective implementation of the Deepening Democracy in Nigeria (DDiN2) programme. DDiN2 programme aims to strengthen democratic governance in Nigeria through supporting the development of more efficient, effective and responsive political, electoral and democratic institutions. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL British Council Programme Coordination Office Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://devtracker.dfid.gov.uk/projects/GB-1-203851 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 184050 GB-CHC-209131-A05030 BRITISH COUNCIL Sudokkho is a seven-year skills training and employment programme in Bangladesh. The Skills and Employment Programme in Bangladesh (SEP-B) Sudokkho stimulates the private sector to deliver skills training sustainably and at scale by supporting: • Private training service-providers to train skills that match industry-demand and facilitate job placement, • Private sector firms to deliver innovative training systems and provide employment. The Sudokkho project, in Bangladesh has been closed early by FCDO, with effect from 15th October 2020 (brought forward from 31st March 2021. Sudokkho’s objective is to reduce poverty through better training and job opportunities for the poor. For this, Sudokkho contributes to a stronger and more inclusive private sector training market creating better job opportunities for the poor. Sudokkho aims to stimulate private sector investment in training for poor people. Sudokkho targets two sectors with high growth potential and ability to absorb large numbers of poor people in skilled and semi-skilled jobs: • RMG (Readymade Garments), • Construction (of houses and buildings) including selected input supply sectors. Sudokkho aims to ensure employment of 100,000 poor people, including women and disadvantaged populations, after successful completion of training through its partnerships with privately owned training service providers (PTPs) and industry-based training (IBT) initiatives. Working with the private sector, the programme will support the development of a skills-training market and incentivise market players to invest in on-the-job and off-the-job skills training. Four core principles are crucial in building a mutually beneficial relationship between private training providers and employers: [a] Fair and open competition between prospective recipients of funds, [b] Targeting of those currently excluded from government training institutes, [c] Payment for training providers based on employment outcomes, [d] A Market Development Approach, with a focus on market-based solutions. Palladium International Ltd (UK) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL The Sudokkho project, in Bangladesh has been closed early by FCDO, with effect from 15th October 2020 (brought forward from 31st March 2021. British Council Sudokkho Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org http://sudokkho.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 83480 121960 117100 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A04050 BRITISH COUNCIL Platforms for Dialogue is a European Union-funded project in partnership with the Cabinet Division, is working to improve good governance and engage civil society organisations and citizens in government accountability mechanisms. With our implementing partners and local volunteers, the project increases awareness of citizen rights, promotes democratic ownership, and supports government officials to improve accountability and responsiveness. Implemented through the British Council, this multi-year project is a unique initiative that works directly with both citizens and CSOs and the government to advance SDG 16 and contribute to good governance in Bangladesh. Overall Objective: To strengthen democratic ownership and improve accountability mechanisms in Bangladesh. Specific Objectives: To promote a more enabling environment for the effective engagement and participation of the citizen and civil society in decision making and oversight. Citizens with special focus on marginalised groups, Civil Society Organisations (CSO), government officials both at the national and local level particularly engaged directly with service delivery. "Result Area 1: ""CSOs’ ability to influence government policy and practice raised through better accountability to and more effective representation of citizens’ interests""; Result Area 2:"" Accountability and responsiveness of government officials raised through enhanced capacity building of decision makers and engagement with CSOs""; Result Area 3: ""New tools and policy platforms for more effective dialogue between citizens and government are developed and utilised"". European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations British Council British Council British Council Research and Development Collective, BD lnovasi Films, BD BTRAC Technologies, BD Shushilan Thengamara Mohila Sabuj Sangha Race Communication Dreamers Communications Limited Pipeline National Institute of Local Government (NILG) Rumi Jute Fashion Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS) Bangladesh Civil Service Administration Academy (BCSAA) National Institute of Mass Communication (NIMC) Bangladesh Public Administration Training Centre (BPATC) Bangladesh Public Administration Training Centre (BPATC) Participatory Management Initiative for Development (PMID) REVE Systems Ltd Omnispace Digileren, BV Public Administration International (PAI), Armenian Lawyers' Association Harmonious Development NGO Universitas Hindu Indonesia 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.p4dbd.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ The Platforms for Dialogue is a national project, delivered from Dhaka, covering 21 districts and locations in Bangladesh, including Bagerhat, Bandarban, Brahmanbaria, Jamalpur, Kishoreganj, Kushtia, Nilphamari, Natore, Panchagarh, Patuakhali, Munshiganj, Moulvibazar, Pirojpur, Feni, Gopalganj, Netrokona, Jashore, Rajshahi, Pabna, Gaibandha, Sunamganj. Dhaka 23.4237 90.2427 73357.02 920063.35 1776319.26 3687354.43 1469107.33 1820808.68 2864245.94 GB-CHC-209131-A04097-A05032 BRITISH COUNCIL The British Council, in consortium with Palladium and WISE Development, is contracted by DFID to implement the Promoting Knowledge for Accountable Systems (PROKAS) Programme in Bangladesh. PROKAS is a component part of DFID Bangladesh’s wider Transparency and Right to Information Programme. PROKAS supports government, private sector and civil society to work collectively to improve transparency and accountability in targeted thematic areas. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Palladium International Ltd (UK) WISE Development Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit (RMMRU) Welfare Association for the Rights of Bangladeshi Emigrants(WARBE) Young Power in Social Action (YPSA) Bangladeshi Ovhibashi Mohila Sramik Association (BOMSA) Institute of Informatics and Development (IID) International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS) BRAC University (Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (C3ER)) Coastal Association for Social Transformation (COAST TRUST) Campaign for Sustainable Rural Livelihoods (CSRL) Beez Bistar Foundation (BBF) Consumers Association of Bangladesh (CAB) British Council PROKAS Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org.bd/en/prokas 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN Northern Hub: located at Southern Hub located in Jashore district, sub-district Jashore SadarGaibandha district (Subdistrict: Gaibandha Sadar), Rangpur district (Subdistrict: Rangpur Sadar), Rajshahi district (Subdistrict: Paba) • operating at national level: for partners such as IID, C3ER, BCAS, ICCCAD • Central Hub: located at Tangail district (Subdistrict: Tangail Sadar, Kalihati, Delduar), Narsingdi district (Subdistrict: Narsingdi Sadar) • Southern Hub: located in Bomsa district (Subdistrict: Kalia, Jashore), Satkhira district (Subdistrict: Shyamanga), Khulna district (Subdistrict: Koyra), Patuakhali district (Subdistrict: Patuakhali Sadar, Dashmina, Galachipa) Bhola district (Subdistrict: Borhanuddin, Tazumuddin, Charafshion), Kushtia district (Subdistrict: Kumarkhali), Bagerhat, Jashore district, sub-district Jashore Sadar • Eastern Hub: located at Chattogram district (Subdistrict: Rangunia), Cox’s Bazar district (Subdistrict: Cox’s Bazar Sadar, Teknaf, Chakaria, Kutubdia, Chattaogram (Panchalaish Thana), Cumilla district (Subdistrict: Cumilla City Corporation) Southern Hub located in Bomsa district, sub-district Kalia 23.043 89.63094 Southern Hub located in Jashore district, sub-district Jashore SadarSatkhira district, sub-district Shyamnagar 22.34083 89.11756 Southern Hub in Khulna district, sub-district Koyra 22.1200 89.2400 Southern hub in Patukhali Sadar district, division of Barisal 22.3000 90.2000 Southern Hub in Bhola district, sub-district Borhanuddin 22.4753 90.7153 Southern Hub in Bagerhat 22.2400 89.4500 Southern Hub in Kushtia district, sub-district in Kumarkhali 23.5115 89.1430 Central Hub in Tangail district, sub-district Tangail Sadar, 24.1457 89.5447 Central Hub in Narsingdi district, sub-district Narsingdi Sadar 23.9201435 90.7184538 Eastern Hub in Chattogram district, sub-district Rangunia 22.2832 92.0453 Eastern Hub in Cox's Bazar district, sub-district Cox’s Bazar Sadar 21.2636 92.0055 Eastern Hub in Cumilla district, sub-district Comilla City Corporation 23.4610615 91.1808748 Northern Hub in Gadibandha district, sub-district Gaibandha Sadar 25.3315471 89.5485082 Northern Hub in Rajshahi district, sub-district Paba 24.2630 88.3742 Northern Hub in Rangpur district, sub-district Rangpur Sadar 25.4501 89.1400 777040.0 1259683.0 2934299.0 2143601.0 2525216.0 1500000.0 1457011 277032.13 Invoice Payment Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 237478.78 Invoice Payment Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 352913.1 Invoice Payment FCDO British Council 59884.39 Invoice Payment FCDO British Council 114742.19 Invoice Payment FCDO British Council 101985 Total Contract Value British Council Bangladesh Nari Sramik Kendra (BNSK) 102849 Total Contract Value British Council International Centre for Climate Change & Development (ICCCAD) 229579.64 Total Contract Value British Council WARBE Development Foundation 103759.53 Total Contract Value British Council Bangladeshi Ovibashi Mohila Sramik 377383.42 Total Contract Value British Council Refugee and Migratory 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Council Institute Of Informatics And Develo 60572.3 Grant Payment British Council Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit (RMMRU) 4391.68 Partner Fees / Expenses British Council Palladium International Ltd (UK) 13133909 Head Contract Amendment #7 for reduction in value Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 210497.06 Total Contract Value British Council Beez Bistar Foundation (BBF) 167755 Total Contract Value British Council BRAC University (Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (C3ER)) 171910.95 Total Contract Value British Council Consumers Association of Bangladesh (CAB) 237953 Total Contract Value British Council Institue of Informatics and Development (IID) 3896.01 Grant Payment British Council Business Initiative Leading Development (BUILD) 998.45 Grant Payment British Council PROTIKI JUBO SANGSHAD 10160.97 Grant Payment British Council Centre for Participatory Research and Development 15384.62 Grant Payment British Council WARBE 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This includes the development of ideas which may lead to further funding applications to the Newton Fund or other programmes. To support international development relevant research; to contribute to capacity building of early career researchers and to establish new researcher links or significantly develop existing links with the potential for longer term sustainability. The workshops are enabling Early Career Researchers to work together, building their capacity and encouraging them to collaborate with one another as well as with experienced researchers. The workshops are supported by an important China in-country partner, National Natural Science Foundation of China, who offer matched funding to cover the workshop costs. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org Newton China is a national project and is delivered in two locations, Shanghai and Chongqing, covering the entire country. Shanghai 31.1320 121.2729 Chongqing 29.3337 106.3328 85882.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- MYS BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton Fund builds research and innovation partnerships with countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America to support economic development and social welfare, tackle global challenges and develop talent and careers. Known in Malaysia as the Newton-Ungku Omar Fund and established in 2014, the UK has committed to spending up to £35 million between 2015 and 2021 in support of the Fund, with matched funding provided by the Malaysian government. The Fund supports joint research, innovation and capacity development programmes. The current running programme is Newton Fund Impact Scheme. Our main partner for the Scheme is the Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT). " The Newton Fund Impact Scheme provide funding to escalate impacts of existing Newton Fund research and innovation partnerships between institutions in partner countries and the UK. Grants are flexible and responsive to in-country needs, allowing partners to establish collaborations on areas linked to country priorities and development needs, and to include relevant non-academic partners (including SMEs/ NGOs). Newton alumni who are established researchers UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.my/newton-fund-impact-scheme Newton Malaysia is a national project and is delivered in Kuala Lumpur, covering the entire country. Kuala Lumpur 3.0828 101.4112 221469.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF-EGY BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton-Mosharafa Fund is £50 million, a science and innovation partnership between the UK and Egypt that has run since 2014. It aims to advance the capacity of the Egyptian science sector; increase the amount of quality scientific research and innovation and helps mitigate social and economic challenges in Egypt through the development of new research and innovation; and to establish and maintain sustainable, long term and mutual beneficial partnerships between the British and Egyptian science and innovation sectors. The Newton Mosharafa Fund in Egypt consists of the Institutional Links programme which is small scale seed funding on institutional level to build collaborations between institutions in UK and Egypt and the Newton Fund Impact Scheme which is a programme designed to provide previous and current Newton award holders with the opportunity to further impact from their work in a way that strengthens the profile of the Fund and to add tangible value to the investment already made by partner funders and the UK. The Newton Mosharafa PhD programme is designed to support Egyptian researchers to do their PhD at UK Higher Education institutions. The programme supports both general missions (full degree scholarships of three years), as well as joint supervisions (for students to do research for a year at a UK university as part of their Egyptian PhD). Initiate new research and innovation collaborations between institutions in Egypt and the UK - Build capacity of young career researchers and create a cohort of global research network - translation of research knowledge into tangible benefits - focus on topics or themes which have relevance to the economic development and welfare of Egypt - facilitate collaboration between universities and industry to ensure that new research can benefit all in society. Governmental and non governmental Research institutes in Egypt and young career researchers working at Egyptian governmental Universities, institutes and research centres. Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Science, Technology & Innovation Funding Authority is the main Local partner for Research grants. Central Department of Mission Sector is the main partner for PhD scholarships. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council Central Department of Mission Sector 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org Newton Egypt is a national project and is delivered in Cairo, covering the entire country. Cairo 30.0345 31.1459 550067.0 183225.76 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF-IDN BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton Fund builds research and innovation partnerships with partner countries, including Indonesia, to support their economic development and social welfare, and to develop their research and innovation capacity for long-term sustainable growth. Newton Fund Indonesia, launched in 2014 in Indonesia, is an official collaborative development programme between the UK and Indonesian Government in the area of research and innovation. Our current national partner is Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education (MoRTHE), which is now being merged with and becomes part of Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC). Newton Institutional Links provides grants for the development of research and innovation collaborations between the UK and Indonesia. Newton Fund Impact Scheme (NFIS) provides funding for current and previously funded Newton Fund grantees with the aim of maximising impact from Newton Fund activities. Early career researchers, higher education institutions, research organisations / institutions, and established researchers Our national partner, Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC), (previously Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, MoRTHE), contributes match-funding to deliver Newton Fund activities in Indonesia. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.id/en/programmes/education/newton-fund Newton Indonesia is a national project and is delivered in Jakarta, covering the entire country. Jakarta -6.1253 106.5042 178977.47 77564.86 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- JOR BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton Fund builds research and innovation partnerships with 17 active partner countries to support their economic development and social welfare, and to develop their research and innovation capacity for long-term sustainable growth. It has a total UK Government investment of £735 million up until 2021, with matched resources from the partner countries. The Newton Fund is managed by the UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), and delivered through 7 UK delivery partners, which includes UK Research and Innovation (comprising the 7 research councils and Innovate UK), the UK Academies, the British Council and the Met Office. In Jordan it's known as Newton-Khalidi Fund. Under Newton-Khalidi Fund the particular programme offered is Researchers Links Workshops. Researcher Links Workshops: aim is to bring together early-career researchers from the UK and Jordan to allow them to make international connections that can improve the quality of their research. It will be focusing on building links for future collaboration and enhancing the researchers’ career opportunities, support international development and research, contribute to capacity building of early career researchers and establish new and strengthen existing research links. The Researchers Links Workshops priority areas in Jordan are: Energy; Water management; Agri-tech and food security; Cultural heritage; Bio-technology and bio-security and Nanotechnology. Early Career Researchers, Higher Education Institutions, Research Organisations and freelance researchers. Match funding (in kind) is provided by the partner universities in Jordan. Five Researcher Links Workshops are implemented. The Jordanian partner Universities are: The University of Jordan, Philadelphia University (two Researcher Links Workshops Projects), Jordan University of Science and Technology and University of Petra. UK Universities are: University of Portsmouth, University of Salford, University of Brighton (two Researcher Links Workshops Projects) and University of Wolverhampton. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncouncil.org Newton Jordan is a national project and is delivered in Amman, covering the entire country. Amman 31.5719 35.5642 9794.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- THA BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton Fund in Thailand was launched in 2014 as part of the UK's Official Development Assistance (ODA). The Fund aims to aims to build research and innovation partnerships to promote economic development and social welfare, and to develop the two partnering countries' research and innovation capacity for long-term sustainable growth. British Council is one of the delivery partners of the Newton Fund. In 2020, British Council Thailand delivered two programmes under Newton Fund; Institutional Links and Newton Fund Impact Scheme. The Institutional Links aim to start and develop collaborations between academic groups, departments and institutions in Thailand and the UK, to support the exchange of expertise and research knowledge, establish local hubs for UK-Thailand activities. The Newton Fund Impact Scheme aims to maximise impact from previous Newton Fund activities, by initiating or increasing policy impacts or user engagement, and by initiating or increasing engagement with impact multipliers (e.g. businesses, start-ups, NGOs or charities). Researchers and academics in Thailand and the UK as primary targets. In 2020/21, the programme is supported by two national partners, Office of the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (OPS), and the National Research Council Thailand (NRCT). In additional to the contribution, the partners also play a role in determining the strategic priority areas to align with Thailand's national agenda. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.or.th/newtonfund Newton Fund Thailand is a national project and is delivered in one location, Bangkok, covering the entire country. Bangkok 13.4514 100.3005 114764.0 41278.71 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- PER BRITISH COUNCIL Newton Fund prioritised themes in Peru are Health , Biodiversity, Water and Research Governance. Newton Fund Project activities managed by the British Council since 2017 have made it possible to strengthen collaborative work between researchers (500+), public and private institutions (274+), and Peruvian and British public officials (288+) around barriers, challenges and opportunities in Peru. The British Council is recognised as one of the main promoters of the research, technology and innovation agenda in Peru, with special attention to regions (outside Lima capital city) with the aim of reducing gaps by strengthening capacities and generating connections that contribute to improving the socioeconomic well-being in the country. For FY 21/22 our work is focused in 2 items: The governance of the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI), reinforcing research in biodiversity (the Bicentennial Plan 2021-24) and assistance to the new government that takes post in July 2021 (elections were held in April 2021). In this sense, the outputs of the technical consultancies will be an input for the decision-making of the new decision-makers and public policies officials to improve the management and use of science as a multisectoral tool. The ongoing technical assistance work seeks to provide preliminary guidelines and roadmaps that serve Consejo Nacional de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Tecnológica (CONCYTEC), our main ally in Science,Technology and Innovation, and other relevant actors in the ecosystem, in the current process of restructuration of the governance of the STI ecosystem. 1. Technical assistance for a roadmap to accompany the implementation of a scientific advice unit or scheme, which will provide intelligence and scientific advice to institutions responsible for public policy and technological transfer-absortion to the private sector. A scientific advice unit or scheme supports the need for evidence of sound research to be provided in a timely manner, and at earlier stages in the development and implementation of public policies. 2. Technical assistance to design and develop a National Botanic Garden for scientific research, biodiversity preservation, as a educational space and for the enjoyment of nature. This aligns with the country global commitments with OECD and Climate Change agenda. Additionally, in FY 21/22 we are funding 2 projects under the Newton Fund Impact Scheme call: 1. Applying and evaluating a new quantitative method to select climate-resilient cereal varieties to improve farmer livelihoods and community nutrition in Peru 2. Translation through demonstration - moving TB whole genome sequencing in Peru from research into policy and practice. Primary target groups are early and senior career researchers, policy makers and government officials. Additionally, we involve the business sector and civil society. Communication of project impact will concern government and non-government organisations already part of multisectoral working groups to improve science in Peru. The British Council has worked jointly with CONCYTEC, as the main local partner, in the planning and implemantation of the Newton Fund project in Peru. Furthermore, other local key stakeholders that have been involved are : the Cabinet Office, Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Production, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs , regional governments (Tumbes, Piura, La Libertad, San Martin, Tacna, Cajamarca, Moquegua, Cuzco, Ayacucho) and associations (FabLab,CREEAS, Asociacion Pataz). Important to highlight that the research bilateral collaboration of experts and institutions also contributes to the internationalisation agenda at home, which is also a priority for CONCYTEC and Ministry of Education. In sharing UK's values and expertise, project has received the oversight from BEIS, Satellite Catapult Center, UKRI, the Scottish Government (Environment & Forestry), Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BCGI), Cranfield university, Nesta, Oxentia Ltd., regional initiatives in Nottingham and Swindon among others. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.pe/programas/educacion/ciencia-innovacion/fondo-newton Newton Peru is a national project and is delivered in Lima, covering the entire country. Lima -12.0235 -77.0142 46386.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05971 British Council The vision of the Inclusive Schools II project is to significantly increase the knowledge and skills of school leaders, teachers and student teachers to work inclusively with the increasing range of diverse learners in their schools. The project will achieve its aims and objectives by developing three training strands: a face-to-face course specifically for school leaders; a face-to-face course for serving teachers; and a Mass Open Online Course (MOOC) for students and newly qualified teachers. The project will include a thorough quality assurance framework and external evaluation process, as well as a detailed exploitation plan to open dialogue about inclusive education between the school communities involved, other schools, local officials and policy-makers at national level. The project will identify role models who exemplify good practice to act as influencers of change locally and nationally. Inclusive Schools II is co-funded by the EU through the Erasmus Plus programme and led by the British Council (UK) in partnership with 5 organisations and institutions across Europe. The project will scale up the good practice established in the methodology of EU-funded Inclusive Schools 2019-2021 project, in order to further: • increase the number of school leaders and teachers trained in inclusive education policy and practice; • deepen these educators’ knowledge and understanding of inclusive education policy, practice and culture; • enhance the skills of teachers and school leaders working inclusively in schools; • strengthen leadership of inclusive education in schools; • facilitate enhanced cooperation within the school community (parents, students, school staff) and with a wider spectrum of education stakeholders; • increase the confidence and motivation of school leaders to lead the implementation of inclusive education, and of teachers to implement inclusive pedagogies; • influence policy change at school, local, regional and national levels; • increase the positive momentum of change initiated by Inclusive Schools I. The immediate target groups of the project are: • 130 School leaders • 120 Teachers • 500 Students/newly qualified teachers Indirect target groups of the project are: • Learners from diverse backgrounds • Families of learners from diverse backgrounds • Higher education institutions responsible for initial teacher training • Policymakers and public authorities staff (EU institutions, ministries, local authorities) • Institutions and organisations with an educational focus at local and European levels. Inclusive Schools II is designed to support upscaling of Inclusive Schools I, that was designed to give schools the tools and guidance to introduce the concept of inclusive education and develop a pathway towards implementing it, with the involvement of all stakeholders. It will do this by focusing on the CPD element of Inclusive Schools I and evaluating and disseminating its outcomes. By enabling school leaders and teachers to deepen their knowledge, understanding and skills around inclusive education over a sustained period of time, they will have increased confidence to lead the wider implementation of inclusive education in their schools using the toolkit produced in Inclusive Schools I. Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency -EACEA, European Commission British Council British Council British Council InterActing UK Limited, CESIE European School Heads Association (ESHA) Lifelong Learning Platform (LLLP) Universidad de Granada (UGR) 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.inclusiveschools2.net 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ Inclusive Schools II is a multi-national project, delivered in the United Kingdom, located in Belfast, Italy located in Sicily, Poland located in Warsaw, the Netherlands located in Amsterdam, Spain located in Granada and Belgium located in Brussels. Belfast 54.3549 -5.5531 Warsaw 52.22977 21.01178 Sicily 37.62304 13.93457 Granada 37.18817 -3.60667 Brussels 50.85045 4.34878 Amsterdam 52.37403 4.88969 2055.79 96344.01 162169 162169 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05201 British Council Europe Beyond Access is an ambitious 4.8 year European multi partner disabilty arts programme designed to internationalise the careers of disabled artists and revolutionise Europe’s performing arts scene. The project is co-funded by Creative Europe. The core partners of the project are British Council (UK), Oriente Occidente (Italy), Onassis Stegi (Greece), Holland Dance Festival (The Netherlands), Kampnagel (Germany), Per.Art (Serbia), and Skånes Dansteater (Sweden). British Council is the lead partner. The core objectives of Europe Beyond Access are to: a) Contribute to artistic innovation of disabled artists in Europe b) Revolutionise the programming palette in European performing arts through showcasing world-class disability-led work and creating a network of experienced programmers interested in commissioning and presenting artists c) Increase interest in disability-led work d) Create the best possible industry conditions to source, develop, produce and present work of disabled artists" disabled artists - cultural and creative professionals, general public/ audience. "Showcasing of disabled artists: - 10 new commissions of work by disabled artists and disability-led companies - 4 new duets commissioned from international pairings of disabled and non-disabled artists - 21 festivals or showcases of work by one or more artist / company …resulting in 472 participants developing, making, producing and presenting the works Artistic Innovation: - 5 Transnational Artistic Laboratories with artists from all partner countries - 12 hosted residencies of overseas solo artists working with local artists - 8 hosted residencies of overseas groups or companies working with local artists - …resulting in 496 participants learning, testing, developing, listening and talking about artistic innovation - 1 Artists’ Digital Exchange Programme actively engaging 150 artists - 1 Artistic Steering Committee of artistic managers formed to establish and raise expectations of the high-quality work of disabled artists working within the project and in the wider sector. For audiences: - Audiences of over 70,000 exposed to innovative work of disabled artists and targeted by partners to become regular patrons. For the cultural sector: - 913 cultural professionals and managers receiving training on taste development for mainstream audiences, developing disabled audiences and access, and understanding barriers faced by disabled audiences. - 2682 cultural professional and manager engaged with through Dissemination Affiliate events. - Almost 7000 cultural professionals and 330 organisations exposed to high-quality disability-led work. - 4 digital toolkits sharing best practice, distributed to 5600 artists and cultural professionals across Europe. - 15 Project e-newsletters. European Commission - International Partnerships British Council British Council British Council Associazione Incontri Internazionali Di Rovereto Oriente Occidente Teatro Danza Musica, IT Stichting Holland Dance Festival, NL KAMPNAGEL INTERNATIONALE KULTURFABRIK GMBH, DE Skånes Dansteater AB, SE Per.Art, RS https://www.disabilityartsinternational.org/europe-beyond-access/ 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ Poland 60%, UK 20%, Serbia, Greece, Italy, The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden (20% amongts these countries) 633841.90 216969.46 562078.64 381385.68 567972.86 0.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- PHL BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton Agham Fund is an integral component of the Newton Fund, which forms part of the UK's official development assistance programme (ODA). Since 2014, the Newton Agham Fund provides funding to develop science and innovation partnerships that promote the economic development and social welfare of the Philippines. The British Council in the Philippines is working in partnership with the Government of the Philippines, through the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) to deliver programmes that benefit Filipino researchers and scientists. Programmes include PhD Scholarships, Institutional Links, Researcher Links Workshops and Travel Grants, and STEM Education Programme. To support economic and social welfare through research; 2) tackle global challenges and contribute to achievement of sustainable development goals; 3) develop talent and careers of Filipino researchers and their UK counterparts; 4) develop and strengthen research collaborations in HEIs and industries; 5) support the UK's ODA objectives and interests overseas; 6) support our national partners' efforts to widen reach on researchers and higher education institutions around the Philippines 1) Higher Education Institutions; 2) Established researchers; 3) early-career researchers; 4) government institutions; 5) industry stakeholders The British Council in the Philippines co-delivers and co-funds with the Department of Science and Technology and the Commission on Higher Education. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.ph/programmes/education/newton-agham-programme Newton Philippines is a national project and is delivered in one location in Manila, covering the entire country. Manila 14.3615 120.5856 212333.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05969 BRITISH COUNCIL Governance in Justice II (GOJUST II) builds on and continues the work of the predecessor programme, GOJUST I. It contributes to more innovative and streamlined justice reform efforts in pursuit of a common goal of a more efficient, effective, and accountable formal justice system in the Philippines. The overall programme is fully funded by the European Union, and implemented by three organisations. British Council manage the technical team and overall technical direction of the programme, with programme management and grants disbursal implemented by UNOPS. A human rights component is implemented by AECID. Overall objective - to contribute to inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development through improved access to justice for all in the Philippines. Specific objective - to develop more responsive and accountable justice services. "Justice sector officials / duty bearers of the formal justice sector agencies, including - the judiciary - prosecution service - law enforcement agencies - correction agencies - Justice Sector Coordinating Council - Justice Zones. Outside the formal justice sector, target groups include - Civil Society Organisations - paralegals - public interest lawyers - law students. Final beneficiaries are rights holders in the form of poor and vulnerable communities including indigenous populations who seek justice services, prisoners on remand, and the broader public." GOJUST II seeks to achieve four major result areas, as follows: - Result 1: Justice sector coordination mechanisms are improved - Result 2: Strengthened institutional efficiency and effectiveness in the delivery of justice services - Result 3: Increased access to the justice system for vulnerable groups, including women - Result 4: Justice policy and practice is informed by evidence and responds to justice needs " European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection British Council British Council 004401619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.gojust.org 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ, UK The Governance in Justice II Programme - Philippines is a national project, delivered in Cebu, Davao, Angeles, Bacolod, and Naga cities and Quezon City. Cebu City 10.1900 123.5327 Davao City 7.0423 125.3646 Angeles City 15.0900 120.3500 Bacolod City 10.4000 122.5700 Naga city 13.3709 123.1053 Quezon City 14.3856 121.0303 130774.96 615504.51 1281213.29 2000000 821678.57 150828.67 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A06102 British Council Backstage to the Future is a three year project with funding from the European Union and the UK Government. The project will support a network of Youth Unions in five provinces in Viet Nam to develop their capacity and employ creative approaches in mobilising and sensitising all levels of society (public, private, civil) to respond to the problem of human trafficking and unsafe migration. The overall objective of the project is to contribute to enhancing the role of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Vietnam’s efforts to combat human trafficking. The specific objective of the project is to enable grassroots CSOs to employ innovative approaches to mobilise and sensitise all levels of society (public, private, civil) to respond to the problem of human trafficking and unsafe migration in 10-15 hot-spot source communities (HSCs) in Viet Nam. The three target groups come from all levels of society: civil, private and public, and are particularly those seen as duty bearers in protecting the rights of victims and potential victims of trafficking. Target Group 1 are 10-15 grassroots CSOs and other community-based organisations (CBOs), totalling 200-300 people. Target Group 2 are private sector actors from national corporates to local businesses and enterprises who will be engaged in initiatives combatting human trafficking and unsafe migration. Target Group 3 are government officials from Ministry of Public Security and Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs and line departments, and local authorities, who play essential roles in providing assistance, protection and support to victims of trafficking (VoTs) and potential victims of trafficking (PVoTs). Result 1: Comprehensive data to understand and address human trafficking issues for the planning, monitoring and reporting on anti-trafficking efforts, including the implementation of policies and legal framework. Result 2: Improved capacity for CSOs in using critical human trafficking information and innovative approaches to plan and devise actions combating human trafficking and unsafe migration. Result 3: Increased private sector support, including financial, in-kind, collaboration and development opportunities for CSOs/CBOs’ anti-trafficking efforts and job/training/alternative livelihoods pathways for VoTs/PVoTs. Result 4: Improved awareness leading to social and behavioural change at all levels of society, including relevant public bodies, private sector actors, and vulnerable communities in response to the problem of human trafficking and unsafe migration. European Commission - International Partnerships British Council British Council Viet Nam National Institute of Culture and Arts Studies Viet Nam National University Youth Union UK - Home Office Hai Phong Youth Union Quang Binh Youth Union Can Loc District (Ha Tinh province) Youth Union Nghi Xuan District (Ha Tinh province) Youth Union 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.hautruongtuonglai.vn 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ, UK Backstage to the Future is a national project, delivered in five major provinces across Vietnam. The provinces includes Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh Hai Phong 20.5153 106.4100 Quang Ninh 21.1500 107.2000 Nghe An 19.1500 104.5500 Ha Tinh 18.2000 105.4500 Quang Binh 17.3000 106.2000 339244.0 150000 150000 56230.97 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF-VNM BRITISH COUNCIL The Newton Fund builds research and innovation partnerships with partner countries to support their economic development and social welfare, and to develop their research and innovation capacity for long-term sustainable growth. The fund is managed by the UK’s Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, and delivered through 7 UK delivery partners . It has a total UK government investment of £735 million up until 2021, with matched resources from partner countries. The Newton Fund covers three broad activities including People, Research and Translation. In Vietnam the British Council has been partnering with Vietnamese government organisations and funding bodies to deliver the People strand since 2014. Newton Fund in Vietnam aims at promoting international collaborations and developing career for researchers and institutions. The programme focuses on the following Vietnam’s prioritised areas: Health and life sciences; Agriculture; Environment and energy; Future cities; Digital Innovation and creativity. No funding has been awarded for 2021-2022 however activities are still ongoing through 2021-2022 due to impact of COVID. On-going projects are Researcher Environment Links and Institutional Links, which aim at supporting international collaboration through training programmes, the exchange of knowledge and best practice, the development and implementation of pilot activities in the areas relevant to the Newton capacity building strands; and facilitating research that tackles local development challenges. Vietnamese government organisations, national funding organisations. UK and Vietnamese universities, research institutes. Researchers from UK and Vietnamese universities and institutes. Newton in Vietnam has been supported by government and national funding organisations: Ministry of Science and Technology, National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED) since 2014. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.vn/en/programmes/education/science-innovation/newton-vietnam Newton Vietnam is a national project and is delivered in two locations, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, covering the entire country. Hanoi 21.0128 105.5028 Ho Chi Minh City 10.4923 106.3747 26750.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05815 BRITISH COUNCIL EU for Civil Society in Libya is a new three year project with funding from the European Union. The project will support Libyan CSOs (grassroots and community-based), Libyan local institutions, authorities and municipalities, and people with influence, and public and private service providers to strengthen participation in decision making. "The Overall objective of the project is to strengthen democratic governance, accountability, and local development in Libya by empowering civil society actors to participate in decision-making processes. Specific objective 1: The technical capacities, the effectiveness and the accountability of Libyan CSOs is improved; and Specific objective 2: Citizens, local authorities, and policymakers have increased awareness of CSOs’ role as partners in local development, planning, delivery, and monitoring." Civil Society Organisations (CSO), CSO Resource Centres, local authorities "Result 1: The institutional, organisational, and technical capacities of targeted CSOs are identified and strengthened through a needs based approach in municipalities. Result 2: Appropriate infrastructural capacity is in place to support CSO initiatives, increase civic engagement, facilitate knowledge sharing, and raise public awareness of CSO initiatives and successes. Result 3: Co operation between CSOs and engagement of CSOs in local governance is reinforced through the implementation of concrete initiatives in municipalities." European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development British Council ACTED ACTED CILG-VNG British Council Society- Inclusive Communities 00442073894625 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK EU for civil societies in Libya is a national project, located in Tripoli and Benghazi. However, due to situation in Libya, some activities are currently delivered in Tunis. Tripoli 32.5315 13.1114 Benghazi 32.0653 20.0407 8081.0 975464.0 1421885.0 3094569.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05295 BRITISH COUNCIL The VET Toolbox is an EU-funded project that provides partner countries with know-how, tools and advice in order to improve the effectiveness of TVET reforms. To improve the effectiveness of TVET reforms so that they are more demand-driven and responsive to labour market needs and provide increased access to (self-) employment, including for disadvantaged groups. To provide partner countries with know-how, tools and advice in order to improve the labour market responsiveness of TVET reforms, strategies and action plans, in particular the ones supported by the EU (EC and EU Member States), thereby also enabling the orientation towards an inclusion of disadvantaged groups. Ministries of Education, Skills Agencies, Other Public Sector Bodies, Private Sector Organisations, NGOs etc. Toolbox is delivered through an implementation partnership. Belgian development agency (Enabel) British Council British Council Ockham IPS Perryman, Yeandle and Associates Ltd Smith Comyn and Associates Pty Ltd, Engineering Construction Industry Training Board People 1st International Ltd Hertford Regional College, Belfast Metropolitan College (BMC) South West College Dudley College of Technology TWIG Associates Ltd ECCTIS Limited The Centre for Employment Initiatives Ltd Isle of Wight College, GB South Eastern Regional College Edinburgh College British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ 68030.0 310998.0 330304.0 244412.0 465330.0 575128.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05816 British Council This programme is co-funded by the European Union, the Organisation for African, Caribbean and Pacific States under the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement, together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the British Council. It is implemented by the British Council, Expertise France, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ), and Stichting Nederlandse Ontwikkelingsorganisatie (Netherlands Development Organisation, SNV). The 72 months programme was launched in December 2019. The programme aims to contribute to achieving SDG8 in ACP countries: Promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all. The specific objective of the Action is to support African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) partner countries and regional institutions in their private sector structured dialogue process to create a more conductive business environment and investment climate, especially towards Women´s Economic Empowerment. The assistance of the ICR Facility is demand-based and tailor-made. Regional/ sub-regional bodies, national governments, sectoral institutions, public-private dialogue mechanisms, development finance institutions (DFIs), private sector associations or other non-state actors engaged in improving the business environment, are to benefit. The ICR Facility responds to multinational, national and subnational applications. "The Action will be implemented through three output areas: -Output Area 1: Business environment and investment climate improvement initiatives -Output Area 2: Capacity development for national and regional development financial institutions -Output Area 3: Lessons learned and best practices While Output Area 1 and 3 are under the joint implementation of GIZ, BC, EF and SNV, Output Area 2 will be implemented by GIZ and EF. As for the regional division of labour, in the implementation of Output Area 1 BC assumes responsibility for implementing activities in the Pacific. BC, EF, SNV and GIZ for implementing activities in the Caribbean. All agencies will be implementing activities in the African ACP countries. Any exceptions to this division of labour will be discussed between the Organisation, Partners and Implementing Partner. " Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) British Council British Council British Council The Social Investment Consultancy Pivot Global Education Consulting Group LTD, GB Kenya Climate Innovation Center, KE Nordicity Limited, GB Octoville Development Company Ltd, NG Ada Chidi-Igbokwe Consults, NG The International Centre for Entrepreneurship & Enterprise (ICE) Civica UK Limited London Fields Publishing Limited Challenges Worldwide Limited Social Enterprise UK St. Elizabeth Sloane and Company CoreWoman Return On Investment Consulting (ROIC) Limited British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.icr-facility.eu/ 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries 40537.68 181118.21 516766.79 637137.41 903187.43 903187.43 496833.05 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05961 BRITISH COUNCIL Building and bonding phase III is a project led by British Council on behalf of a consortium in partnership with Mobaderoon, International Alert, Globally Connected and Citizenship League. The project extends over a 12 months period with 1st of September 2020 as a starting date. The project is funded by GIZ and cofinanced by the European Union and is part of the overall Syria Peace Initiative. The overall objective of the intervention is that values of peace, justice and civil society participation are integrated into the discussions and decision-making processes related to the future of Syria. Target groups for the project includes: - Syrians in the diaspora mainly Europe, Turkey and Lebanon - Community based organisations - Civil Society organisations - Local Bodies This overall objective is defined by the following benchmarks: 1- A joint 'Citizens’ Charter’ has been developed and recommendations have been communicated to national and international stakeholders of the Track one negotiations – highlighting the importance of embracing diverse identities, peace values, justice and participation of civil society in the eventual preconditions for the reconstruction of Syria. 2 - Recommendations emerging from the Citizens’ Charter and community level dialogue sessions have been communicated with local and international networks and key stakeholders. Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) British Council British Council International Alert Mobaderoon Globally Connected Foundation British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ 165850.91 735430.1 GB-CHC-209131-A04045 BRITISH COUNCIL ZAP aims to strengthen supply and demand-led mechanisms of accountability to deliver improvements in the lives of Zambia’s poor, particularly in relation to service delivery. Specifically, programme interventions include strengthening political processes and democratic institutions; Improving access to education for vulnerable girls through a bursary programme, and strengthening school governance structures to facilitate policy implementation and institutionalise accountability mechanisms; and Increasing the capacity of local think tanks to carry out politically informed, high quality research and build partnerships to influence economic policy. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL BBC Media Action Camfed International Restless Development World Vision UK Kivu International Ltd National Democratic Institute Zambia National Women's Lobby Zambia Open Community Schools Zambia National Education Coalition Project extended from Apr to Dec 2019, with additional funding. British Council ZAP Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org.zm/zambia-accountability-programme 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 3773950 GB-CHC-209131-A05721 BRITISH COUNCIL A pilot project over a 9-month implementation of the British Council with its partner Trag Foundation, aimed at supporting civil society organisations and grass-root initiatives in local communities Serbia in order to improve their capabilities to engage citizens more actively in holding authorities to account. Project outcomes: CSOs have knowledge and skills to actively engage with citizens and articulate their interests; and CSOs are perceived by citizens as more transparent and legitimate. Civil society organisations, grass-root organisations, local communities and citizens themselves. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) British Council British Council Trag Foundation Association for Developmental of Activity Forca Pozega - Forum of civic action Pozega Committee for human rights Niš Association of Young Researchers Bor - AYR Bor Association Women`s Forum Prijepolje Association Light Group "COME OUT" Media & Reform Centre Nis Bujanovacke Citizens Association Center for Democracy and Development of South Serbia Citizens’ Association New Optimism Association Uzice Center for Human Rights and Democracy Project team IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN The activity is taking place in three major NUTS2 regions of the Republic of Serbia: Vojvodiina, Sumadija & Western Serbia, and Southern & Eastern Serbia. In each of these regions, the pilot project is covering several different municipalities, a total of 20 municipalities. In Vojvodina, the pilot activity covers the municipalities of Novi Sad, Pancevo, Petrovaradin/Novi Sad and Zrenjanin. Its centre is the city of Novi Sad 45.1506 19.5013 In Sumadija & Western Serbia, the pilot activity covers the municipalities of Bajina Basta, Kraljevo, Novi Pazar, Pozega, Prijepolje, Sjenica, Sabac and Uzice. Its centre is the city of Kragujevac. 44.0100 20.5500 In Southern & Eastern Serbia, the pilot activity covers the municipalities of Aleksinac, Bor, Bujanovac, Leskovac, Nis, Pirot, Presevo and Vranje. Its centre is the city of Nis. 43.1929 21.5412 366098 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131/05750 BRITISH COUNCIL The Media for All (Supporting Greater Media Independence in the Western Balkans) programme works with journalists, editors, owners and audiences across the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia). Providing tailored business development support, enhancing two-way communications with citizens and media outlets, supporting youth media outlets and young journalists and strengthening gender sensitive reporting. • Tailored business development support and capacity building (Media Accelerator) • Enhancing two-way communications with citizens and media outlets (Engaged Citizens Reporting) • Supporting youth media outlets and young journalists (Youth Media and Youth Journalists) • Strengthening gender sensitive reporting and supporting women in the media (Women in the Media) • Training programmes, public debates and knowledge exchange (Media Incubator) Media outlets in the Western Balkans and their audience, Media professionals (especially female journalists and chief editors), Donors and implementation partners: EU delegations, OSCE missions, UNDP offices, Deutsche Welle, Internew, Host governments and relevant bodies, Journalist associations, Young journalists, Youth Media outlets Conflict, Stability and Security Fund Secretariate British Council British Council Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) Thomson Foundation INTRAC 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.rs/en/programme/education/media-for-all 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK The Media for All is a regional project, delivered in six countries in Europe. The project is being delivered across the Western Balkans - Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. The project main office is based in Belgrade, Serbia. Belgrade, located in Serbia 44.4814 20.2754 674774.00 4163454.00 3694564.0 782250.0 1498048.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05085 BRITISH COUNCIL Culture Bridges supports the development of the cultural sector in Ukraine and enables it to engage more effectively with cultural organisations and operators in the European Union (EU). The 36 months programme was launched in November 2017. The programme is funded by the EU as part of its support for the implementation of the Association Agreement between the EU and Ukraine and is managed by the British Council in partnership with the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) network in Ukraine. The specific objective in relation to culture and the creative industries, is to effectively raise the capacities of Ukrainian stakeholders to implement the relevant articles of the Association Agreement between the EU and Ukraine, subsequently contributing to the development of the cultural and creative industries sectors, supporting tolerance and internal cohesion in Ukraine, and the promotion of common values. The programme’s target groups are cultural operators and institutions operating at national, regional and local levels in Ukraine and in the EU, including: public and private cultural institutions, young artists, creators and cultural entrepreneurs, community leaders and influencers, local civil society organisations (CSOs), educational institutions (private and public) and their managers, local government departments of culture. The programme included the following activities: 1. Grants for mobility and cooperation projects; 2. Capacity building activities; 3. Special projects implemented together with the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) network in Ukraine European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations British Council British Council British Council EUNIC Ukraine Cluster Czech Centres, CZ Private enterprise «Bytsko Travel Company» UA Insha Osvita, UA Traffic Films LLC, UA J&I Ltd., UA Dankov Oleksandr Romanovych Individual Entrepreneur, UA Vinnikov Oleksandr Individual Entrepreneur, UA Padolko Olena Viktorivna Individual Entrepreneur, UA Sushytska Olga Serkiivna Individual Entrepreneur, UA Liz Pugh Individual Entrepreneur, UK Clymene Christoforou Individual Entrepreneur, UK Smagliy Kateryna Individual Entrepreneur, UA Danelyan Victoria Individual Entrepreneur, UA Ryabchuk Sofiya Individual Entrepreneur, UA Shostak Nataliia Individual Entrepreneur, UA Prokofieva Iryna Vadymivna Individual Entrepreneur, UA Golovchenko Mariana Individual Entrepreneur, UA Olga Zaporozhets NGO " Youth Organization, UA SurveyMonkey Europe Unlimited Company Wosner Ariel Individual Entrepreneur, HR Movshovych Nataliia Individual Entrepreneur, UA Mystetskyi Arsenal, UA Goethe-Institut Ukraine Shostak Nataliia Individual Entrepreneur, UA MOTOVILA, SI UNA MAS UNA, Consultoría, Gestión y Producción Cultural, S.L., ES Dansk Kultur Institut, DK Plegma, EL Iryna Zaytseva Individual Entrepreneur, UA Charitable Organization “Charitable Fund “Music Camp International”, UA NGO Odesa local civil organisation «Centre of development», UA NGO “Development of Azov region”, UA NGO «Centre of modern Ukrainian drama», UA Ukrainian Catholic University, UA NGO "Cultural Geographies", UA NGO "Kray", UA NGO Interactive Ecotheater "Wind of Change", UA Lviv city public organisation Arts Council "Dialogue", UA NGO PERFECT ART GROUP, UA NGO ITTA, UA Charitable Foundation "Teple Misto", UA NGO "Cultural Capital", UA NGO “Docudays”, UA NGO “South”, UA NGO “86”, UA Ivano-Frankivsk Department of Culture, UA INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION “IZOLYATSIA”, UA NGO Art Dialogue, UA Kyiv Contemporary Music Days, UA NGO "Paul Celan Literature Centre", UA 2theatre Ltd not for profit, UK Charity organisation “Foundation Centre for Contemporary Art”, UA NGO Theatre Platform, UA ArtPole Agency, UA Ukrainian Centre for Museum Development, UA Stichting Mime Wave, NL NGO “Art Travel”, UA NGO “NOVA OPERA”, UA Ongoing Project GbR, DE Museum of Folk Architechture and Rural life in Lviv named after Klymentii Sheptytskyi (Lviv Skansen), UA LLC Closer, UA Kharkiv City Charity Fund for Arts Development for Children and Youth, UA Kyiv Academic Theatre “Koleso”, UA LLC, Foreign Language Courses "Friends", UA NGO “Insha Osvita”, UA NGO “Artistic Residence Carbon”, UA LLC Tabor, UA NGO “WIZ-ART”, UA NGO “Art-Dialogue”, UA Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design, UA La Maison de l'Image, FR CF Mystetskyi Arsenal, UA NGO “Children’s Centre for Contemporary Art “Agov”, UA LLC UP UA STUDIO, UA Platform of contemporary dance, UA First Academic Ukrainian Theatre for Children and Youth, UA NGO D.O.M.48.24, UA Municipal Institution of Lviv National Philarmonia, UA The National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre, UA NGO “Art Travel”, UA Municipal Enterprise in Chernihiv region “Chernihiv Region Muppet Theatre named after Oleksandr Dovzhenko”, UA NGO “Open Opera Ukraine”, UA Brida zavod za sodobno umetnost, SI Fundacja im. Tadeusza Kantora, PL Zodiac Music Academy & Festival, FR Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre, UA British Council Project team 00442073894385 IATI@britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 64519.0 775572.0 419641.00 40268.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05491 BRITISH COUNCIL 21st Century Schools programme is supporting around 1 million 10-15-year-old students across all public primary schools in the Western Balkans to build their capacities in coding, critical thinking and problem-solving skills. To accomplish its objectives, the programme will: a.Expose around 18,000 teachers to a training programme and enable them to effectively teach critical thinking, problem solving and coding skills in the classroom with the use of micro:bit, pocket programmable computer. b.Target school leaders to enhance their capacities to lead, promote and implement critical thinking, problem solving and coding skills across curriculum in their schools. c.Provide schools with resources to effectively teach coding skills to students. This includes supplying schools with micro:bit devices, small computational devices which offer a physical dimension to the experience of learning how to compute. Each of 4000 schools across the Western Balkans will receive between 10 and 60 micro:bit devices through the programme, depending on the number of pupils in the school. Additionally, the programme works with national policy-makers across the Western Balkans region, to ensure they encourage schools to take up the training and, where needed, support the introduction of critical thinking, problem solving and coding skills in schools with relevant policy changes (curriculum reform, teacher continuous professional development policy, etc.). The Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK Improving the quality of primary education is a regional projects, delivered in six countries in Western Balkans including Albania located in Tirana, Bosnia and Hercegovina, located in Sarajevo, Kosovo located in Pristina, North Macedonia located in Skopje, Montenegro located in Podgorica, and Serbia located in Belgrade. Tirana 41.1939 19.4908 Sarajevo 43.5055 18.2123 Pristina 42.4022 21.1001 Skopje 41.5947 21.2553 Podgorica 42.2628 19.1549 Belgrade 44.4814 20.2754 1623883.0 3179512.0 2390107 2213094 593405 GB-CHC-209131-A05323-05 British Council GENERAL Building Learning Foundations (BLF) in Rwanda is delivered by a consortium of Education Development Trust (lead), VSO, and the British Council. It aims to improve the quality of teaching and leadership in all of Rwanda’s government primary schools. The British Council is leading the English component of the programme. This aims to improve the inclusive teaching and learning of English foundational skills so that pupils, including those with special educational needs, make progress in English by grade 5. OBJECTIVES P1-P5 teachers and learners have the tools and resources they need for foundational English. P1-P5 English teachers regularly engage in school-level professional development activities. TARGET GROUPS P1-P5 English teachers in all Rwandan public and government-aided primary schools. Education Development Trust BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL British Council Rwanda BLF Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/partner/international-development/news-and-events/march-2018/Building-Learning-Foundations-in-Rwanda 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN The activity is taking place in five major provinces: Kigali, Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Kigali province located in Kigali at: Gasabo, Kicukiro, and Nyarugenge. Northern province located in Byumba at: Burera, Gakenke, Gicumbi, Musanze, and Rulindo Eastern province located in Rwamagana at: Bugesera, Gatsibo, Kayonza, Kirehe, Ngoma, Nyagatare, and Rwamagana Southern province located in Nyanza at: Gisagara, Huye, Kamonyi, Muhanga, Nyamagabe, Nyanza, Nyaruguru, and Ruhango Western province located in Kibuye at: Karongi, Ngororero, Nyabihu, Nyamasheke, Rubavu, Rusizi, Rutsiro Kigali province located in Kigali at: Gasabo, Kicukiro, and Nyarugenge. -1.5700 30.0332 Northern province located in Byumba at: Burera, Gakenke, Gicumbi, Musanze, and Rulindo -1.3435 30.0403 Eastern province located in Rwamagana at: Bugesera, Gatsibo, Kayonza, Kirehe, Ngoma, Nyagatare, and Rwamagana -1.5655 30.2605 Southern province located in Nyanza at: Gisagara, Huye, Kamonyi, Muhanga, Nyamagabe, Nyanza, Nyaruguru, and Ruhango -2.2013 29.4740 Western province located in Kibuye at: Karongi, Ngororero, Nyabihu, Nyamasheke, Rubavu, Rusizi, Rutsiro -2.0337 29.2052 609416 2132211 2273437 2504584 2527946 2460809 660492 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A03704 BRITISH COUNCIL The British Council has been awarded a major EU-funded programme (Feb 2017 – May 2022) focused on improving the quality and equality of the primary and secondary education systems in Iraq through capacity building at Ministry and school level. The following specific objectives will be pursued: •To increase the enrolment rate and reduce dropouts through an analysis of the causes and the development of strategies to address the differential rates. •To raise the quality of education at primary and secondary school level by building capacity to enhance the curriculum, particularly in the area of human science and peace education, and to support children with particular needs, including those with disabilities. •To increase access to education for children with disabilities through the collection of baseline data, updating legislation and the curriculum, capacity building and awareness raising. •To raise the quality of education through enhanced quality assurance of schools against standards" The programme’s target groups spread over a large and diverse landscape in terms of gender, age, seniority, disability across Iraq. Public bodies like ministries and schools, local NGOs, and communities are all involved in hundreds of activities ranging from policy level and up to grassroots activities that aim to transform the face of education system in Iraq. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development British Council British Council British Council DeafKidz International PWF Education Consultancy LTD RIVER PATH ASSOCIATES Al Ethar Humanitarian Foundation Peta Centre for Cultural Services Almortaqa Foundation For Development Iraq Alliance of Disability Organisations 442073894625 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org The programme is a national project delivered across Iraq. The locations are divided to four major regions, including 1) Centre of Iraq, located in Bagdad, covering Anbar, Dayala, Babil, Wasit and Karbala, 2) south of Iraq, located in Basra, covering Maysan, Dhi Qar, Muthana, Najaf and Qadysiah, 3) North of Iraq, located in Navin, covering also Salahaddin, and Kirjuk, and 4) Kurdistan region, located in Erbil, covering Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, and Hlabja. Centre of Iraq, located in Bagdad, covering Anbar, Dayala, Babil, Wasit and Karbala 33.2026 44.2403 South of Iraq, located in Basra, covering Maysan, Dhi Qar, Muthana, Najaf and Qadysiah 30.3031 47.4649 North of Iraq, located in Mosul, covering also Salah Addin, and Kirjuk 36.2006 43.0708 Kurdistan region, located in Erbil, covering Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, and Hlabja 36.1100 44.0043 69641.0 1681065.0 5968457.0 2148800.0 960531.0 1739335.0 2132173.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05990 BRITISH COUNCIL The Support to Higher Education in the ASEAN Region (SHARE) Programme is the European Union’s flagship higher education programme with ASEAN. The Programme is implemented by a consortium comprised of the British Council, the DAAD, ENQA and Nuffic. SHARE enables the programme to provide technical assistance to the ASEAN Secretariat and regional stakeholders in their implementation of the ASEAN Work Plan on Education 2021-2025, which was adopted by the ASEAN Education Ministers Meeting (ASED) on May 31st, 2021. The overall objective is to strengthen regional co-operation, enhance the quality, regional competitiveness and internationalisation of ASEAN Higher Education institutions and students, contributing to an ASEAN Community • To enhance the harmonisation of ASEAN Higher Education (HE) area through the formulation of ASEAN Higher Education frameworks, taking into account the EU experience and promotion of equal access for girls and women to quality Higher Education free from discrimination. • To support mutual recognition, student mobility and equal opportunities for all, including female students, and people with disabilities, among HEIs in ASEAN, and to strengthen people to people connectivity. • ASEAN Secretariat • Senior Officials Meeting on Education (SOM ED) • ASEAN and national level Higher Education (HE) policy makers • ASEAN wide and national organisations responsible for Quality Assurance, and Qualifications Frameworks for HE • ASEAN level and national organisations responsible for developing and maintaining academic credit transfer schemes for HE • Students seeking mobility opportunities for HE European Commission - International Partnerships British Council British Council British Council Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst e.V. (German Academic Exchange Service) (DAAD) ENQA (European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education) Nuffic National University Singapore Asia Europe Foundation Asia Research Centre, Universitas Indonesia PT MDF Pacific Indonesia Hopin, Ltd University World News, UK 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.share-asean.eu 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ, UK EU Support to Higher Education in ASEAN Region (EU SHARE) is a regional project, delivered in all 10 ASEAN countries. The main office is based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Jakarta 6.1253 106.5042 38813.0 2334114.0 2802073.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A03871 BRITISH COUNCIL The project Kafaat Liljamia, launched in November 2017, is an initiative by the British Council and the Spanish Agency of international Cooperation for Development (AECID). It is funded by the European Union with € 2.4M, as part of its support programme for vocational training for the development of human capital in Morocco. The project is implemented with the institutional and strategic support from the Moroccan Department of Vocational Education and Training (DFP). The Action’s overall objective is to improve the model of regional VET governance and delivery so that it ensures the provision of high quality VET, relevant to the needs of the labour market. The project’s target groups are VET stakeholders at regional and local levels in North and Oriental regions of Morocco, including: public and private VET institutions, employers federation, chambers of commerce; industry and agriculture, local civil society organisations (CSOs), local government, departments of VET. The implementation includes: Capacity building sessions for Regional Working Groups - GTR members, Workshops for the collection and exchange of information for the publication of raw and prospective data on the demand and supply of vocational training at the regional level, Workshops to support the development of a regional plan for vocational training, International study and exchange trips (UK, Spain), In parallel and in a complementary way, a grant program will support local initiatives to ensure the inclusion of out-of-work groups, in partnership. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development British Council British Council The Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) Institut Gaudi privé Jumpover Institute 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ The project is implemented in two regions in Morocco: 1. Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima (Tangier) 2. Oriental (Oujda). Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima (Tangier) 35.7595 -5.834 Oriental (Oujda) 34.6820 -1.9002 433286.00 1086284.00 427528.0 224896.0 263823.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05844 BRITISH COUNCIL The project "Reinventing displaced universities: enhancing competitiveness, serving communities" is a 36-month project aimed at raising attractiveness and competitiveness of 3 displaced higher education institutions (DHEIs) by enhancing their institutional capability, good governance, teaching and learning (T&L) excellence and internationalisation. It will be delivered by the Institute of Higher Education of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine (IHE) working with four co-beneficiaries and will operate across all the Government-controlled areas (GCA) of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The British Council as one of the co-beneficiaries will ensure that the best UK expertise will be available to support DHEIs in their further development. The programme is based on six specific objectives: 1. To improve infrastructure of three DHEIs for realisation of innovative and partnership-based approaches in administrative and teaching practices (by creating a co-working area in each institution). 2. To enhance competence of administrative and academic staff, as well as students of three DHEIs enbling them to provide good governance, contributing to T&L excellence and internationalization in HE. 3. To upgrade/generate institutional development strategies, including realisation of principles of good governance, T&L excellence and internationalisation and launch their implementation at operational level. 4. To modernize curricula of three DHEIs in line with Bologna principles and due respect of T&L excellence, good governance and internationalisation. 5. To ensure active role and effective impact on students and academic staff in university, good governance, T&L excellence, internationalisation as well as implementation of institutional development strategies. 6. To strengthen cooperation between DHEIs and local communities, contribute to social and economic recovery by sharing project resources and outputs and extending services to different groups of stakeholders. Three displaced higher education institutions (8300 students and 990 staff); Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian University, Donetsk State University of Management, Luhansk National Agrarian University. Institute of Higher Education of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine British Council British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org.ua/en/programmes/education/redu 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ The activities are delivered in two regions in Ukraine: Donetsk region and Luhansk region. Mariupol covering Donetsk region 47.0543 37.3229 Starobilsk 49.1642 38.5438 Severodonetsk covering Luhansk region 48.5654 38.2930 12828.0 39610.0 189935.0 0.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05812 BRITISH COUNCIL The Strengthening Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for Social Cohesion (SC3) project is a 36-month project aimed at effectively addressing development challenges and opportunities at local level through improved cooperation between civil society organisations (CSOs) and local authorities (LAs) in Ukraine. It is funded by EU and the British Council and delivered by the British Council working with three experienced (CSO) co-beneficiaries, and will operate across all of the Government-controlled areas (GCA) of Ukraine, including GCA Donetsk and Luhansk. The overall objective of the project is to address local development challenges and opportunities more effectively and innovatively through joint and mutually reinforcing initiatives of local authorities and CSOs, leading to greater social cohesion at community level. The two specific objectives are: 1. For CSOs based in and working with local communities across Ukraine to enhance their influence and cooperation with state bodies, for greater effectiveness and sustainability. 2. The action intends that LAs engage more innovatively and productively with communities in addressing local development issues, thereby improving trust and understanding between communities and local government. CSOs, networks and activists at community and oblast level across Ukraine, especially those working with young and/or disadvantaged people Decision-makers and representatives of local government. The project includes the following activities: 1. Capacity development activities 2. Seed-funding of social action projects European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations British Council British Council British Council Non-governmental organisation Youth Platform Non-governmental organisation Strong Community The Kherson Regional Charitable Fund "Union" NGO "Open University of Maidan" NGO Platform of Ideas "J&I”Ltd British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ There are three administrative areas in Ukraine for the project, which are chosen for the National partners to work with: 1) Western Ukraine with the hub in Lutsk. The area covers the following oblasts:Volyn, Lviv, Rivne, Zhytomyr, Ternopil, Chenivtsi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Zakarpatia. 2) Northern and Eastern Ukraine with the hub in Kyiv. The area covers the following oblasts: Government-controlled areas (GCA) of Donetsk, GCA of Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, Kyiv, Sumy, Chernihiv, Poltava. 3) Southern and Central Ukraine with th hub in Kherson. The area covers the following oblasts: Kherson, Mykolayiv, Odesa, Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Cherkasy, Dnipro, Khmelnytskyi. Lutsk 50.4534 25.2033 Kyiv 50.2717 30.3126 Kherson 46.3813 32.3652 3416.11 206596.57 273464.42 627634.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05681 BRITISH COUNCIL House of Europe is an EU-funded programme fostering professional and creative exchange between Ukrainians and their colleagues in EU countries. The programme focuses on different professional fields: culture and creative industries, education, health, social entrepreneurship, media, and youth. The programme House of Europe is managed by the Consortium of Goethe-Institut (GI), British Council, České Centrum (ČC) Institut Français d’Ukraine (IFU) in partnership with the European Union National Institutes of Culture (EUNIC) Cluster in Ukraine. Programme duration is from April 2019 to March 2023. For more details: www.houseofeurope.org.ua  As a Consortium Partner the British Council is delivering five work packages (projects) within the House of Europe. They are:  University Exchanges – credit-bearing mobility for students of Higher Education institutions in different parts of Ukraine aimed to foster interregional academic cooperation between universities and to enhance people-to-people exchange and cultural dialogue between young Ukrainians.   Active Citizens –  is a youth-oriented platform for development of leadership skills and social responsibility through experience exchange, ideas generation and bringing awareness of possibilities for their community development. Creative Enterprise Ukraine – business skills capacity building programme for emerging creative entrepreneurs across all sectors of the creative industries. Based on the methodology of the UK’s innovations agency Nesta. Study Tours for Creative Hubs Managers – a series of study tours for managers of Ukrainian-based creative hubs to the EU countries in order to observe European experience and models in running and managing creative hubs.  Study Tours for Social Entrepreneurs – a series of study tours for Ukrainian social entrepreneurs to the EU countries in order to observe European experience and models in social enterprise.   Overall objectives of the House of Europe programme:   Contribution to the advancement of Ukrainian reforms in culture and Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI), education, health, media, social enterprise (SE), and youth.    Contribution to a stronger mutual understanding and dialogue between the EU and the Ukrainian society and within Ukraine.   Supporting tolerance and cultural diversity in Ukraine and a stronger internal cohesion within Ukraine.   To broaden people-to-people contacts and hands-on exposure to EU working cultures in key reform areas, enabling Ukrainian professionals to gain a better understanding of EU acquis and realities and benefits of a partnership with the EU.   To enhance sustainable interregional and international cultural, intellectual, artistic and youth exchanges, fostering mobility and mutual understanding among the target groups. Participants and alumni become change agents within their communities and work context.    To raise awareness of EU and EU Member States’ programmes for Ukraine, increasing synergies between different EU Member States’ programmes and activities throughout the country and thus enhancing cooperation and contacts between the target groups of the Ukrainian society and the EU.   The programme’s target groups are higher education institutions and students, community leaders and influencers, local civil society organisations (CSOs), cultural and socials entrepreneurs, creative hubs managers, medical staff (doctors and nurses), hospital top/middle management, NGO staff in the health sector, medical researchers, physiotherapists, paramedics, professional journalists and journalism students, citizen journalists, teachers and managers of journalism schools and media organisations, young people (secondary school age +), youth leaders and activists. The programme includes several activities in 5 programmes delivered by British Council: Creative Enterprise Ukraine training  -  workshops for up to 25 creative entrepreneurs, Forum for creative entrepreneurs. Study Tours for Creative Hubs - a five days’ tour to an EU country or the UK offering some specific focus on managing and running creative hubs. Each tour accommodates eight participants and one British Council team representative. Study Tours for Social Entrepreneurs : A five days’ tour to an EU country or the UK offering some specific focus on managing and running a social entreprise. Each tour accommodates eight participants and one British Council team representative. Active Citizens (AC) camp: Offline camp – a 5-day event that includes Active Citizens training, meetings with the community leaders, authorities and entrepreneurs, networking etc.   Online camp – a 2,5-week event that includes AC training, meetings with Ukrainian and European community leaders University Exchanges  - Academic mobility programme to exchange students within pairs of universities from different regions of Ukraine. Each exchange is a short one that lasts from 4 to 12 weeks, and is based on a credit transfer scheme (ECTS).  Goethe-Institut e.V British Council British Council British Council NGO “Insha Osvita”, UA NGO SILab Ukraine Baltic Creative CIC NGO Youth Platform" National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA) Ukrainian Catholic University, UA State Higher Education Institution, Donbas State Pedagogical University SHEI, Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi Hryhorii Skovoroda State Pedagogical University Ivan Franko National University of Lviv Borys Hrinchenko Kyiv University Kamianets-Podilskyi Ivan Ohiienko National University Higher Educational Establishment of Ukoopspilka “Poltava University of Economics and Trade” (PUET), State Higher Educational Institution “Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman” (KNEU), Vasyl` Stus Donetsk National University State University Uzhhorod National University British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.houseofeurope.org.ua/en 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK This is a national programme, delivered across Ukraine. Kiev 50.2717 30.3126 178962.0 278196.0 413681.0 594688.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05366 BRITISH COUNCIL The overall objective of the EU Joint Action on Strengthening Reconciliation Processes in Sri Lanka is that Government, Non-Government and grassroots organisations take joint responsibility in addressing key elements of the reconciliation process. This will be achieved through two main outputs: i) more effective and accountable institutional arrangements within and between stakeholders of State and Civil Society support reconciliation process; and ii) the systematic facilitation of strategic initiatives to support the non-recurrence pillar of reconciliation (intra-communal, inter-communal and North-South). The British Council will implement the Action contributing to Output ii comprising interventions linked to two clusters of activities, which are Reducing Language Barriers promoting arts and culture for reconciliation. The Reducing Language Barriers cluster of activities support the improvement of non-discriminatory service delivery in critical areas of public service in line with the Official Languages Policy and strengthening capacities for official translator and interpreter services. The Arts for Reconciliation interventions improve the use of multiple art forms and media to engage fragmented communities to promote reconciliation. Objective 1: Supporting the reconciliation process by reducing language barriers by improving language proficiency of public officers and professional skills of language trainers. Objective 2: Supporting the reconciliation process by improving the provision of public service transition and interpreting (PSTI) to international standards. Objective 3: Supporting reconciliation by improving the provision and use of arts and media in public messaging as a tool in bringing communities together. National Institute of Language Education and Training trainers and resource persons; master trainers; public officers. Practising public service translators and interpreters (PSTIs), public service transitional and interpreting master trainers. Artists, media personnel, wider public. 1. Baseline research; Curriculum and materials development of Tamil language teacher training course and Tamil language learning course; delivery of teacher training courses and rollout of language courses. 2. Baseline research; curriculum and materials development of master trainer course and public service translation and interpreting course; direct delivery of courses. 3. Baseline research into story-banks. Design, development, translation (3 languages) and delivery of bespoke Artsathon course. Grant disbursement to artists for product development and dissemination. Design, development and delivery of bespoke Mediation course. Media insight survey." Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ Island-wide. While the project has attracted partition from all 9 provinces with the cascade delivery model ensuring wide geographical impact. a) Reducing language barriers. Direct delivery in Bilingual Divisions in Uva (Badulla), Central (Kandy), Sabaramaguwa (Ratnapura), and Western (Colombo). b) Arts for Social Inclusion. Direct delivery in Central (Colombo), Northern (Jaffna), Eastern, (Trincomalee) and North Central (Anuradhapura). Arts production in multiple provinces. " Uva (Badulla) 6.5849 81.0328 Central (Kandy) 7.1726 80.3801 Sabaramaguwa (Ratnapura) 6.4109 80.2413 Western (Colombo) 6.5608 79.5055 Northern (Jaffna) 9.4006 80.0027 Eastern, (Trincomalee) 8.3440 81.1344 North Central (Anuradhapura) 8.1844 80.2447 137008 272441 682928 601337 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF-BRA BRITISH COUNCIL The British Council has been operating the Newton fund in Brazil since its launch in 2014. After 7 years of constant engagement, the British Council has implemented over £9 million (plus equal or higher match funding) through our Institutional Links, Researcher Links, Newton Fund Impact Scheme and Professional Development and Engagement Programmes. Our contribution to national research environment supports a wide range of in-country priorities, to strengthen institutional capacities for grantees, local partners and national systems. Impacts have resulted in research development in 22 of the 26 Brazilian states and in Distrito Federal with over 1,000 Early Career Researchers from Brazil and the UK coming together through scientific workshops and over 20 UKBR partnerships between science museums, social organisations and public agencies developing applied science and kick starting further bilateral collaborations. Institutional Links, Researcher Links and Newton Fund Impact Scheme calls provides grants for the development of research and innovation collaborations between the UK and partner countries. Grants facilitate research that tackles local development challenges such as extreme weather conditions, access to affordable health care, food and energy security. Increase policy impacts and user engagement. Increase the number of collaborations between UK and Brazilian Institutions – including in states where the UK has not previously had a strong presence. Increase the number of UK researchers undertaking placements in Brazil in order to support Brazil’s internationalisation agenda. Improve the international reach of Brazilian science – in particular the number of joint papers and papers published in English. Support the development of Brazil’s innovation ecosystem by sharing UK expertise – in particular commercialising technologies developed in universities and improves support for innovation of research. Senior and early career researchers, local vulnerable communities. Institutions: universities, research institutions and NGOs. In 2021 the main local partners are: local state funding agencies from São Paulo, Maranhão, Distrito Federal, Paraná, Minas Gerais. Research institutions: Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Fundação Getúlio Vargas. NGO: Sempre Viva Organização Feminista. The partners do not contribute to the project financially. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org.br/atividades/educacao/newton-fund Newton Brazil is a national project and is delivered in one location, São Paulo, covering the entire country. São Paulo -23.3251 -46.3810 127883.22 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05853 BRITISH COUNCIL "The Skills for Prosperity (S4P) programme is implemented with resources from the Department for International Development/Foreign Commonwealth Office’s (FCDO) Prosperity Fund, via a consortium led by the Lemann Foundation, with whom the British Council signed the contract to develop the programme's activites and receive their respective budget. The programme encompasses work in five pilot states and aims to help Brazil reach a higher level of prosperity, through the transformation of English language learning and teaching in the country. Through the programme, the consortium addresses policies and standards for the teaching of English at the national level while carrying out more targeted activities, such as the development of didactic material and teacher training for the last years of Elementary School (6th to 9th grade), High School, Technical and Vocational Education (1st to 3rd grade) and Higher Education (teacher training only). The programme’s activities are divided into 4 outputs: Policy and regulatory reform (Output 1), Design and delivery of ELT curriculum reform (Output 2), Teacher training (Output 3), and a cross-cutting Equity output (Output 4). Each member of the consortium plays a key role in the delivery of these outputs. In regards to Output 1, the British Council is responsible for quality reviewing of all of the technical references produced, supporting high-level engagement with broader educational and relevant industry sectors to disseminate knowledge and promote consensus of ELL and ELT. In addition, the British Council develops the English Language Teaching Observatory, a platform for disseminating programme results, sharing national and international references and teaching-learning practices, as well as sector data in order to support educators, policymakers, decision makers and researchers through information and knowledge. The Observatory is also designed to reinforce and strengthen the advocacy efforts of Output 1. For Output 2, the British Council provides technical advice and quality reviewing tools and methodology of the design and delivery of ELT curriculum reform. The British Council provides references in terms of the science of English learning and other international experiences to assure that the pilot states are on the right path to support students, so they develop the necessary skills for a globalised world. The British Council supports the development of teacher training (Output 3) by providing technical advice and qualitative reviewing tools for each deliverable. It advises the content of the training and seeks references and best practices for its implementation. The cross-cutting equity output (Output 4), coordinated by the British Council, addresses issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) throughout the programme. Given the public school student profile itself (low-income and overrepresented by Afro-Brazilians) and teacher profile (predominantly female and underpaid), the programme’s Output 4 aims the implementation of initiatives that empower minority populations. The British Council’s role in this output is to monitor gender and social inclusion (GSI) across the programme, in order to guarantee that the consortium puts its efforts in reducing inequalities." The programme aims to effectively transform English Language Teaching (ELT) in Brazil through the development of national reference documents, school materials, and teacher training, while aiming to empower and produce transformative change in the lives of disadvantaged groups, with a strong focus on gender and social inclusion. As an English language specialist, the British Council is the advisor and qualitative reviewer of the programme’s Outputs. The organisation fulfils a role of continuous strategic technical advice on issues of language teaching and learning, public policies, teacher training, program strategies and partnerships, among other topics. To achieve this objective, the British Council conducts analysis, critical reviews, discussions, and collaboration to carry out the programme's activities. English language teachers and public school students from Brazil's state networks, focusing on socially disadvantaged groups (Afro-Brazilian female teachers and students). Lemann Foundation British Council British Council Cingulado Producoes e Eventos LTDA. DATA 14 DATA 14 Consultoria Acadêmica e Comunicação LTDA 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.inglesnasescolas.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK The project is delivered at the national level, in five locations covering the entire country: 1) Macapá (Amapá), 2) Recife (Pernambuco), 3) Campo Grande (Mato Grosso do Sul), 4)São Paulo (São Paulo), and 5) Curitiba (Paraná). Macapá (Amapá) 0.03889 -51.0359 Recife (Pernambuco) -8.05389 -34.88111 Campo Grande (Mato Grosso do Sul) -20.44278 -54.64639 São Paulo (São Paulo) -23.3251 -46.3810 Curitiba (Paraná) -25.2540 -49.27306 16735.11 144020.60 396650.34 145485.95 GB-CHC-209131-B00902 BRITISH COUNCIL The main objective of the scheme is to provide opportunities for suitably qualified staff from the Ministry of Finance and Planning in Tanzania to further their postgraduate education (in scholars are going ahead with other degrees (in subjects related to their post in the Ministry, such as Masters in Communications, IT ) in the UK. Five staff per year from the Ministry of Finance and Planning will be selected to pursue their postgraduate studies in the UK. This programme will run for 3 years, so a total of 15 staff will be given the opportunity to pursue their postgraduate qualifications in the UK. Suitable staff from the Ministry of Finance and Planning (Tanzania) UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL University of Birmingham University of Bradford University of Dundee University of Westminster Royal Holloway, University of London University of Aberdeen Contract signature was delayed from 1 February until 1 August 2018 whilst DFID waited for new procedures in Due Diligence to be put in place. It was agreed, however, that we should start work on logistics as per the planned start date. British Council International Graduate Scholarships Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar -6.802353 39.279556 202542 212320.0 184071.0 300053 194069.89 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05852 BRITISH COUNCIL This is a two-year European Union funded project, started on June 15th 2020 and its objective is to support school principals in Lithuania and assist them to implement the changes to the school curriculum as planned by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport. The expected long-term impact of the project is to contribute towards strengthening the quality of school leadership and specifically the quality of instructional leadership in schools in Lithuania. The project will create a two-stage training programme to support first 30 and then 300 principals across the country in becoming instructional leaders and lead the curriculum reform. In addition, the Ministry will be supported in reviewing strategic issues related to school leadership. Ministry of Education, Science and Sport officials, policy makers, teachers, parents, local municipalities, education practitioners, school leaders. British Council Tweedale Education Partners LTD European Commission British Council Anthem Schools Trust British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishconcil.org British Council, 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ Lithuania is the recipient country of the fund and covering expenses for study visits to Wales. The project is delivered across Lithuania. Vilnius, covering locations across Lithuania. 54.4121 25.1647 108544.0 123645.0 117811.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05872 BRITISH COUNCIL The overall objective of the project is to contribute towards the successful implementation of curricular reform in Croatia. The three outcomes are: Croatian assessment experts and mentors develop a better understanding of how assessment of learning can align with the learning outcomes set in the new curriculum. Croatian assessment experts are prepared to design assessment of learning outcomes in Matura, and mentors are prepared to support teachers in designing and developing quality assessment of learning. Officials at the Ministry and the National Centre for External Evaluation of Education are advised on reforming the system of external assessment, including on preparing for e-assessment. The Ministry of Science and Education of Republic of Croatia The National Centre for External Evaluation of Education The Education and Teacher Training Agency The Croatian Academic and Research Network (CARNET); experts working on final tests (Matura), advisors and mentors supporting teachers. British Council British Council European Commission Antunovic TA d.o.o. 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ Zagreb, with national remit Zagreb, covering locations in Croatia. 45.4852 15.5841 21000.0 226472.0 252528.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05877 BRITISH COUNCIL The overall objective is to develop a comprehensive system for the assessment of teacher needs, impact assessment and a quality management framework for teachers' and school leaders' professional development. The Estonian authorities are aware of the options to improve the governance of teacher and school leader education and how to implement the needs assessment and impact evaluation tools. A set of impact criteria and evaluation principles have been established which can be used to design, deliver and finance programmes that are likely to have impact. Schools and school owners (local municipal governments, school governing bodies, state) are in position to provide clearer incentives for teachers and school leaders to participate in development programmes that are likely to have impact. Teachers and school leaders have the necessary tools to identify their unique development needs and identify suitable training programmes. The Programme is financed through the Structural Reform Support Programme of the European Commission Directorate-General Reform who provides tailor-made technical support to EU countries, in cooperation with the relevant Commission services. The objective is to help EU countries build more effective institutions, stronger governance frameworks and efficient public administrations. Such support reinforces the capacity of EU countries to design and implement policies to support job creation and sustainable growth. British Council British Council PJoe Consulting OÜ (Ltd) European Commission ASK Research British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ The program is a national project, delivered in three major counties, including Tallinn, Tartu, Harjumaa, Tallinn, capital city of Estonia. 59.2613 24.4513 Tartu country, located in eastern Estonia. 58.2250 26.4330 Harjumaa county, located in Northern Estonia. 59.2000 24.5000 89687.35 211319.70 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-NF- IND BRITISH COUNCIL Newton Bhabha Fund was established in 2014 in India. Named after Sir Issac Newton and Indian Scientist Homi Jehangir Bhabha, who played an important part in the discovery of quantum theory in 1930s, Newton Bhabha Fund is a major bilateral initiative for facilitating research and innovation collaborations between the two countries. British Council is one of eight delivery partners for Newton Bhabha Fund in India. Britsh Council India delivers on the 'People' pillar of the Fund to promote global development impact guided by Sustainable Development Goals. Accordingly, the programme emphasises on professional development of people, by supporting mobility of PhD scholars and advanced training for early career researchers, conducting workshops for established researchers, training faculty in STEM education and empowering women scientists through professional development. Newton Bhabha Fund has supported a number of research and innovation projects in the following priority areas - • Sustainable cities and urbanisation • Public health and wellbeing • Energy-water-food nexus • Understanding oceans • High value manufacturing • Big data Research and innovation subjects are chosen and developed by partners and funders from both countries, to ensure mutual benefit from the academic collaborations. To sum up, the Newton Bhabha Fund Programme addresses global challenges through collaborative efforts. It supports research and innovation partnerships in India to support economic development, social welfare and research and innovation capacity for long-term sustainable growth. As part of British Council's People's Pillar of the Newton Bhabha Fund, its four strands has the following objectives - 1. PhD Placements: PhD Placement Programme aims to faciliate international training and development opportunities to PhD scholars from India and the UK to create sustainable, long-lasting links between India and the UK through short term, 3-4 month placements in Indian or UK Universities. From 2015 onwards till 2019, 900 scholars from India and 50 from the UK applied for this opportunity, out of which 353 Indian PHD scholars and 36 UK scholars took the placement and developed linkages across 177 universities. These scholars have developed institutional partnerships between home and host Universities and professional networks, resulting in better employability. The programme has created a cadre of highly trained researchers with international experience who can contribute to furthering research and innovation in respective countries bringing about economic and social benefits (or contributing towards SDGs). PhD Placement is a very popular programme among STEM scholars in India. A significant achievement of the PhD placement programme is that of the total PhDs placed, almost 150 or 44% were women scholars, re-affirming Newton’s commitment towards promoting inclusion through encouraging women participation in science and innovation. British Council's partnership with Indian Council of Social Sciences Research has resulted in introducing Social Sciences discipline in PhD Placement programme in 2020. This addition is likely to increase influx of UK Scholars coming to India. The partnership will fund about 20 PhDs in Social Sciences in 2020-21. 2. Researcher Link Workshops: Provides opportunities for early career researchers from the UK and India to interact, learn from one another, and builds long-lasting working relationships through workshops in areas that directly benefit India & UK. Researcher Links programme is a building block for international development- relevant research collaborations between early career researchers (in employment) of India and UK. The workshops allow researchers to establish new links or significantly develop existing links with potential for long term sustainability. The Researcher Link workshops engaged with over 920 early career researchers from India and UK (India – 508 and UK – 413) enhancing their professional development. Seven more workshops have been funded which will benefit more than 200 early career researchers by 2020 with a focus on topics related to Sustainable Development Goals. The workshops resulted in building strong and long lasting working relationships between Indian and UK HEIs in areas that directly benefit Indian economic and social prosperity and overall SDGs. The workshops have often resulting in researchers jointly bidding for bigger projects and leveraging more funding from other bilateral sources. 3. Women in Science: Training workshops aims to generate avenues to retain trained womanpower in science by targeting those who are making a transition from education to scientific careers, a stage where there is maximum attrition. It contributes to capacity building by providing Indian women scientists access to training and professional development in Science Administration & Management, Science Journalism and Science Policy. The Newton Bhabha Fund has contributed to creating women leaders in science through its Women in Science workshops that promotes professional development of women scientists. About 370 women scientists were trained in area of Science Administration & Management, Science Journalism and Science Policy. This resulted in opening many vistas of opportunities that were identified and hence created better employability for these trainees. The Workshop has generated avenues to retain trained women labour force in STEM subjects by narrowing skill gaps and furthering their knowledge to bag newer, emerging opportunities. 4. STEM Teacher Training Workshops: To build capacity of college faculty teaching at undergraduate level on Research Based Pedagogical Tools (RBPT) so that they can make subjects on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) much interesting and effective for students. From 2017-19, 1500 STEM teachers from more than 1000 Indian Universities applied, out of which more than 1,814 participated, got trained and are using the tools with students and their peers. PhD Scholars, Early Career Researchers, Women Scientists & Administrators and Under-Graduate Teachers and Faculty from Indian Colleges and Polytechnics teaching Science and Mathematics. Newton Bhabha Fund is a bilateral programme running in India successfully since 2014. This programme is in partnership with Government of India. Key Indian partners for the programme are match-funding PhD Placement programme and Researcher Links Workshops for 2020-21. They are: Department of Science & Technology (DST), Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) and Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). Partners are contributing 16,038 GBP for year 2021-22 towards travel grant in PhD Placements and on ground workshop delivery in Researcher Links. UK - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) British Council British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.in/programmes/higher-education/newton-fund Newton India is a national programme and is delivered in one location, New Delhi, covering the entire country. New Delhi 28.3907 77.1353 74473.0 GB-CHC-209131-A05331-25-03 BRITISH COUNCIL English and Digital for Girls’ Education (EDGE) is one of the components of VSO’s wider Sisters for Sisters' Education II (SfSE-II) project funded by DFID’s Girls’ Education Challenge Transition Window (GEC T). The component focuses on enhancing participants' English proficiency, digital skills and social / life skills; all key skills which have been identified as lacking in the labour market in South Asia and which will support girls to transition out of secondary school into employment, further study or livelihoods. To improve the life prospects of adolescent girls in socio-economically marginalised communities in Nepal, enhancing their English, digital and social skills Adolescent girls in socio-economically marginalised communities of Surkhet, Lamjung, Dhading and Parsa Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Global Action Nepal Aasaman Nepal British Council EDGE Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org.np/EDGE 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 113495 265458 69808.20 19394.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A03995 BRITISH COUNCIL Dakchyata is a skills development programme, bringing together government, employers, and technical and vocational training professionals, across the agriculture, construction and tourism industries to develop a TVET system more responsive to labour market needs and create greater opportunities for public investment to go further. The overall objective is to support in improved governance and coordination of the diverse range of voices within Nepal’s TVET sector so that there is more effective and unified approach to strengthening employment. Likewise, encouraging employer engagement in decision making within Nepal's TVET sector so that businesses are able to plan for growth better. A specific objective is piloting of public-private partnerships (PPPs) and therefore facilitating shared sectoral intelligence, learning and innovation. Finally, creating greater understanding and visibility of TVET to fulfill its potential as a viable career option for young people and a critical element of Nepal's future prosperity. Dakchyata works with range of stakeholders to achieve these objectives, primarily: employers, government, technical and vocational training professionals, public and private training providers, employers associations and young people. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development British Council British Council SMT Construction Pvt. Ltd,NP Terrain Nepal vehicle Service Pvt. Ltd,NP DHA Communications Ltd John Mountford Consultancy Ltd Training Institute for Technical Instruction (TITI) N K Sharma & Co., Chartered Accountants Water Communication High Vision Service Pvt. Ltd Expat Management Ltd Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT) Hamro Krishi Sahakari Sanstha Limited Sajha Byabasaya Sip Bikash Private Limited National Environment & Equity Development Society (NEEDS) TRACE Private Limited Underprivileged Children’s Educational Programs (UCEP), Deurali Janata Prabidhik Shikshyalaya Private Limited Brilliant Manpower Training Center (BMTC) Private Limited Nepal Agriculture Cooperative Central Federation Limited (NACCFL) Central Tea Cooperative Federation Limited Nepal Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FNCCI) Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Ilam Pant Film Production Center for Public Policy Dialogue (CPPD) Institute for Integrated Development Studies (IIDS) International Labour Organisation International Organization for Migration (IOM) United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Cultural Engagement 00442073894625 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.dakchyata-nepal.org British Council, 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London, E20 1JQ, UK TVET PP is a national project in Nepal, delivered in five provinces including: Province No 1 located at Biratnagar, covering lIam and surrounding districts (Jhapa, Dhankuta, Terhathum, Pachthar, Sankhuwasabha and Lalitpur. Province No 2 located at Birgunj, covering Chapur and Hariwon Rautahat, Dhanusha, Sarlahi, Mahottari. Province No 3 located at Hetauda, covering Bakhundole-Lalitpur, Gongbu-Kathmandu and Sanothimi-Bhaktapur, covering Jhapa, Morang, Chitwan, Dhading, Makawanpur, Kathmandu, Chitwan, Kaski, Tanahun, Lamjung, Bardiya and Bajhang. Province No 5 located at Dang, covering Jeetgadhi-Butwal Rupandehi, Kapilvastu, East/West Nawalparasi. Province No 7 located at Dhangadhi and Mahendranagar covering Kailali, Kanchanpur and Bajhang. Province No 1 located at Biratnagar, covering lIam and surrounding districts (Jhapa, Dhankuta, Terhathum, Pachthar, Sankhuwasabha and Lalitpur. 26.2718 87.1612 Province No 2 located at Birgunj, covering Chapur and Hariwon Rautahat, Dhanusha, Sarlahi, Mahottari 27.0102 84.5251 Province No 3 located at Hetauda, covering Bakhundole-Lalitpur, Gongbu-Kathmandu and Sanothimi-Bhaktapur, covering Jhapa, Morang, Chitwan, Dhading, Makawanpur, Kathmandu, Chitwan, Kaski, Tanahun, Lamjung, Bardiya and Bajhang. 27.2542 85.0156 Province No 5 located at Dang, covering Jeetgadhi-Butwal Rupandehi, Kapilvastu, East/West Nawalparasi. 27.5804 82.2842 Province No 7 located at Dhangadhi and Mahendranagar covering Kailali, Kanchanpur and Bajhang. 28.4205 80.3523 13755.0 628542.0 630936.0 1040413.0 1340397.0 5201077.0 5254205.0 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A/05830 BRITISH COUNCIL Road to COP26 compromises of a series of exchanges between the UK and Nepal leading up to the next UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland. The conference is scheduled for November 2021. Exchanges concern capacity building of women journalists to support stronger coverage of intersectional issue of gender and climate change; discussions with women leaders on climate change to extend their voice and agency in issue-based dialogue and decision-making by sharing their perspective through creative, mass media platforms and finally, work with youth innovators where potential creative solutions for supporting Nepal’s climate change resilience is incubated and mentored by a UK-Nepal academic partnership. All project activities lead to the creation of original multi-media content will be used to engage key stakeholders of climate change response in Nepal. And a delegation of beneficiaries will be curated to support independent collateral engagements around the COP26 event produced with support from UK partners and the British Council UK offices "- Raise profile of climate change responses in Nepal, across the globe and at COP 26 - Raise awareness of climate change responses in Nepal, to support proactive initiatives of an increasingly globalized set of actors - Support greater recognition of UK strength in higher education related to climate and renewable energy by Nepali policy makers and practitioners. - Create platforms to promote women’s role as climate agents of change." Primary target groups are youth innovators, journalists and women leaders from diverse backgrounds. Communication of project impact will concern governmental and non-governmental organisations working in climate change in Nepal, UK - Department for International Development (DFID) British Council British Council Kathmandu university The British Council Project team IATI@britishcouncil.org http://www.britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN There are series of activities implemented in 3 different provinces of Nepal. 1. Kathmandu (Province No.3) 2. Janakpur (Province no.2) 3. Surkhet (Province no.6 – Karnali Province) Kathmandu (Province No.3) 27.4206 85.1914 Janakpur (Province no.2) 26.4344 85.5535 Surkhet (Province no.6 – Karnali Province) 28.3929 81.3050 Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation 20575.0 194425.0 35000.0 GB-CHC-209131-A04238 BRITISH COUNCIL (1) Capacity building (2) Evidence generation (3) Policy dialogue Improve capacity to plan, design, implement and evaluate; generate evidence of impact to ensure policy is informed by evidence; and support the Ministry of Education to become fit for purpose. Ministry of Education and Regional Education Bureaux UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Ethiopian Ministry of Education Education Strategic Centre Amhara Region Education Bureau Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples (SNNP) Region Education Bureau Afar Region Education Bureau Hawassa University Addis Ababa University Mekelle University National Examination and Assessment Agency Benshangul Gumz Region Education Bureau Somali Region Education Bureau British Council QESSP Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://ethiopia.britishcouncil.org/QESSP 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN 2627286 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05459 BRITISH COUNCIL By the end of the programme, the British Council is expected to have supported up to nine migration-affected communities in formulating recommendations concerning migration policies and practices. The key community engagement strategy will be to establish platforms for multi-stakeholder dialogue between migrants, host communities and government officials responsible for migration management at national and sub-national levels. The primary objective of the project is to enable migration affected communities to formulate recommendations on their needs and priorities with regards to migration management towards national resource allocation. Ethiopia - Pre-identified CSOs from BMM phase 1, Government partners may include: local officials at the woreda and zonal level, and the National Partnership Coalition (NPC) whose members include Attorney General office, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MOLSA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Immigration, Nationality and Vital Events Agency (INVEA), Central statistics Agency (CSA), Federal job Creation Commission (JCC) and International organization for Migration (IOM), as well as Regional Anti-Trafficking Task Force(s) (RTFs) in implementation locations, other regional entities, such as the Women Children and Youth (BoWCY) as required. Pre-identified CSOs from phase 1: Sudanese Organisation for Research and Development (SORD), Sudanese Development Call Organisation (NIDAA), Sudan Environment Conservation Society (SECS) Government partners* MoI, MoFA, Ministry of Labour and Social Development, Ministry of Justice, NCCT, National Council of Population, Centre of migration studies, local governments. * any new committees/institutions the new government shall establish, migration and Civil record institution, Central Bureau of Statistics. " This project has a specific focus on working with and for communities, to improve their access to services that respond to their needs. At the heart of our approach is an emphasis on empowerment of citizens; building capacity of local stakeholders; fostering dialogue across and between communities, local authorities and civil society; and building trust and legitimacy. We will apply a cultural relations approach to promote dialogue, development, collaboration and co-operation on issues that are of local importance to communities – often across societal divides and in some of the most fragile contexts. Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) British Council British Council British Council Association for National Planned Program for Vulnerable Children And in Need (ANPPCAN)-Ethiopia Emmanuel Development Association (EDA) Sudanese Environmental Conservation Society Sudanese Organization For Research and Development (SORD) Sudanese Development Call Organization (NIDAA) British Council Strategy and Planning 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ 40004.00 214522.72 587532.95 257298.65 GB-CHC-209131-A06201 British Council Enable a more inclusive and effective basic education system in Nigeria through improvements in teaching and learning with a focus on foundational skills Evidence-based teaching and learning approaches and materials in use, in better managed performance focused schools Primary 4 to Primary 6 pupils, their teachers, headteachers, School Support Officers (SSOs), and School Based Management Committees (SBMCs) DAI Global UK British Council British Council Massachusetts Institute of Technology British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place London E20 1JQ 653492.94 3572244.93 444757.19 172348.30 GB-CHC-209131-A6294 British Council The EDGE programme seeks to improved access, equity, safeguarding and better educational outcomes for girls in the Zambian national education system. It does this by delivering a range of interventions and products including: consultancy and support for the senior leadership of the Ministry of Education on strategy and policy in relation to girls' education supported by research and insight pieces, policy briefs, capacity development for senior management in framing and operationalising strategy, support for the Ministry on strategic communication, development of data gathering capacity to support evidence based decision making. Improve access, participation and educational outcomes for girls in the Zambia government school system. Senior officials, policy makers and school leaders. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council CSK Consulting Hotline Consulting Ngoli Capital Thuso Consulting Population Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place London E20 1JQ 600000 540000 495000 165000 GB-CHC-209131-A05189 British Council The Civil Society Support Programme Phase II (CSSP II) is a capacity development programme designed to support Ethiopia’s civil society to foster state accountability to citizens based on trust, and to enhance evidence-based engagement that results in a better quality of basic public services for communities in the country. Especially targeted will be the hardest-to-reach and under-served communities, i.e. women, men, girls, boys and vulnerable groups affected by social marginalisation, geographic remoteness, under-resourcing and overlooked development issues all over the country. The programme’s principal areas of work are grant making, capacity development and engagement. Cross-cutting themes encompass gender and hard-to-reach communities; safeguarding; monitoring, evaluation and learning; communications and knowledge management. British Council will allocate grants to local Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to meet the needs of hard-to-reach people, provide support to build civil society organisational capacity and facilitate collaborative relationships between them and the Government. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Ethiopian charities and societies, and the Government of Ethiopia, federal and regional. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Pact Social Development Direct Limited Ethiopian (Federal) Charities and Societies Forum (ECSF) Addis Hiwot Rehabilitation and Reintegration Association (AHRRA) Association for National Planned Program for Vulnerable Children And in Need (ANPPCAN)-Ethiopia Berhan Lehetsanat (BL) Empathy for Life integrated Development Association (ELiDA) Initiative for Improving Standard of Prisons (IISP) Positive Action for Development (PAD) Relief Society of Tigray (REST) Tigray Development Association (TDA) Benishangul Gumuz Development Associations Network (BGDAN) Boro-Shinasha Development Association (Boro-SDA) Girja Integrated Rural Development Association (GIRDA) Love in Action Ethiopia (LIAE) Organization for Welfare and Development in Action (OWDA) Resource Center for Civil Society Groups Association (RCCSGA) Fayyaa Integrated Development Organization (FIDO) British Council CSSP2 Project Team IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.cssp-et.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN This is a national level programme, meaning it targets all nine administrative regions and two city governments (11 states in total). The programme is managed by a secretariat office located in Addis Ababa and further supported by five regional hubs situated at the centre and in four regional towns. • Northern Hub: to be located at Dessie and cover three regions (Tigray, Amhara and Afar); • Western Hub: to be located at Assosa and cover Benishangul-Gumuz, Gambella, Western Oromia and Western SNNPR; • Central Hub: to be located in Addis Ababa and cover Addis Ababa City Administration, Northern Oromia, Oromia. Special Zone, South-West Shoa Zone of Oromia and rest of SNNPR; • Southern Hub: to be located in Hawassa and cover rest of SNNP and Eastern Oromia and Southern Oromia; • Eastern Hub: to be located at Dire Dawa (or at another appropriate location) and cover East and West Harrarghe Zones of Oromia, Ethiopian-Somali, Dire Dawa and Harari. Central Hub in Addis Ababa 8.9806 38.7578 Northern Hub in Dessie 11.1270 39.6363 Southern Hub in Hawassa 7.0504 38.4955 Western Hub in Assosa 10.0620 34.5473 Eastern Hub in Dire Dawa 9.6009 41.8501 1636431.0 5804864.0 7135182.0 2222577.0 431425.32 CSSP2-Grant Pmt Prefinancing-Oct'22-FCDO Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 242455.67 CSSP2 80%payment-Sep'22 Invoice-DPs Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 81877.86 CSSP2 Invoice -QPBR-Jul-Sep'22.-DPs Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 149815.68 CSSP2 GARANTEED PMT 80% OCT'22 INV-DPs Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 598001.16 CSSP2 Prefinancing Grant Pmt-Nov'22-FCDO Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 283186.8 CSSP2 Garanteed paymnt 80% -Nov'22-FCDO Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 598001.16 CSSP2 Prefinancing Grant Pmt -Nov'22-DPs Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 283186.8 CSSP2 Garanteed payment 80 % -Nov'22-DPs Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 29929.73451 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Access to Women and Persons with Disabilities (AWPD) 226326.46 Conflict & peace builing British Council Action for Social Development and Environmental Protection Organization (ASDEPO) 129903.77 Conflict & peace builing British Council Addis Hiwot Rehabilitation and Reintegration Association (AHHRA) 131999.13 Conflict & peace builing British Council African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN-Ethiopia) 34862.01 Conflict & peace builing British Council Alliance for Peace and Development (APeD) 27252.21239 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Andimta Ethiopian Civil Discourse Association (AECDA) 29977.87611 Human Right CSOs British Council Andinet Ethiopian Domestic Workers Union (AEDWU) 29478.85841 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Association for Human Rights in Ethiopia/AHRE/ 87005.54 Conflict & peace builing British Council Benishangul Gumuz Development Associations Network (BGDAN) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Berhan Lehetsanat (BL) 30000 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council BERHAN LEHETSANAT- BL 29996.46018 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Center for Empowerment Ethiopia Association (CEE) 30000 Human Right CSOs British Council Centre of Concern (COC) 30000 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Community Empowerment for Local Development (CELD) 72767.86 Conflict & peace builing British Council Concern for Integrated Development (CfID) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Development for All (DfA) 29938.0531 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Digital Rogue Society Experiment Group (DRSE.G) 29999.43168 Local Action British Council Education For Development Association (EFDA) 39983.44156 Conflict & peace builing British Council Education for Development Association (EFDA) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Emmanuel Development Association (EDA) 30000 Local Action British Council Enhanced Rural Self Help Association (ERSHA) 30000 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Enquopa Charity Organization (ECO) 30000 Human Right CSOs British Council Ethiopian Human Rights Defenders Center (EHRDC) 28167.78761 Human Right CSOs British Council Ethiopian Labour Rights Watch (ELRW) 29999.24743 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Ethiopian Law Schools Association (ELSA) 39999.07 Conflict & peace builing British Council Ethiopian Muslims Relief and Development Association (EMRDA) 30000 Human Right CSOs British Council Ethiopian National Association of the Blind (ENAB) 22240.70796 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Family Service Association (FSA) 39989.38 Conflict & peace builing British Council Family Service Association (FSA) 29998.58407 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Fana Addis Tiwulid Ethiopia (FATE) 39995.45 Conflict & peace builing British Council Fana Addis Tiwulid Ethiopia (FATE) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Fayyaa Integrated Development organization (FIDO) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council FIDEL BIRHAN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (FBCO) 29814.15929 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Gambella Civil Society Organizations Network (GCSON) 30000 Local Action British Council God for People Relief and Development Organization (GPRDO) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Green Love Appreciative Development (GLAD) 30000 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Growth Ethiopia for Africa Development Organization (GEfADO) 38375 Conflict & peace builing British Council Gurmuu Development Association (Gurmuu) 30000 Local Action British Council Hope for Children Organization (HFC) 29983.82301 Local Action British Council ILu Women and Children Integrated Development Association(IWCIDA) 28936.95575 conflict & peace builing British Council Love In Action Ethiopia (LIAE) 30000 Local Action British Council Love in Action for People Development Organization (LAPDO) 29999.98442 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Mahibere Hiwot for Social Development (MSD) 39989.77 Conflict & peace builing British Council Mao-Komo Development Association (MAKDA) 30000 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Metekel humanistic and development initiative-MHDI 39321.7 Conflict & peace builing British Council Mujejeguwa Loka Women Development Associations (MLWDA) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council NEKEMTE TOWN COMMUNITY BASED CHARITEABLE ASSOCIATION (NTCBCA) 26476.3 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council New Millinium Women Empowerment Organization (NMWEO) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Organization for Sustainable Development (OSD) 29274.33628 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Pastoralist Concern (PC) 29999.15044 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Pastoralist In Action Development Organization (PIADO) 29999.95575 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Professional Alliance for Development (PADet) 120000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Redeem the Generation (RTG) 89160.74172 Conflict & peace builing British Council Resource Centre for Sustainable Change (RCSC) 40000 Conflict & peace builing British Council Rift Valley Children and Women Development Organization/RCWDO 30000 Local Action British Council Save Generation Development Association (SGDA) 28605.30973 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council SHE MATTERS 29984.95575 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Shiny Day Social Services Organization 29884.55929 Local Action British Council South West Charitable Organization (SWCO) 29426.81416 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Synergy Action for Ethiopia (SAFE) 29998.0531 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council TIRET COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR CHANGE ASSOCIATION (TCECA) 29982.30088 Flexible Strategic Grant British Council Vision with Action Development Organization 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strategic grants British Council Fayyaa Integrated Development Organization (FIDO) 45430.56 Grant Agreement - workshops British Council Ethiopian (Federal) Charities and Societies Forum (ECSF) 1419139.00 Fee Commitment - Implementing partner British Council PACT 907960.00 Fee Commitment - Implementing partner British Council Social Development Direct Limited 116563.00 Feburary and March 2022 Pefinancing Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 43395.30 Feburary and March 2022 Pefinancing Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 119205.49 Feburary 2022 programme expenditure guaranteed payment element - Other DPs contribution Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 71840.72 January2021 Prefinancing Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 71840.72 January2021 Prefinancing Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 71840.62 January 2022 programme expenditure guaranteed payment element - 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Intr'l Adv.-Dec'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 1157.00 Fee-Steering Committee Rep.-Dec'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 623 Fee-Gender Advisor Intrn'l-Dec'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 356 Fee-Child Prot National Advisor-Dec'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 285 Fee-GBV Advisor-Dec'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 20933.00 Profit Guaranteed payment-July-Sept'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 3611.00 QPBR payment July-Sept'21 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 712 Fee-Steering Committee Rep.-Jan'22 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 522 Fee-Child Prot. Intr'l Adv.-Jan'22 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 801 Fee-Gender Advisor Intrn'l-Jan'22 British Council Social Development Direct Ltd 38977.64 Strategic grant NCE phase British Council Amhara Women's Association (AWA) 19238.94 Strategic grant NCE phase British Council Addis Ababa City Women's Association (AAWA) 17918.25 Strategic grant NCE phase British Council Oromia Region Women's Association (ORWA) 104740.00 Grant Agreement - strategic grants British Council Positive Action for Development (PAD) 77755.27 Strategic grant NCE phase British Council Population Health Environment Ethiopia Consortium (PHE EC) 99817.995 Additional Income committement for the priod November 2022 to August 31,2023 Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council GB-CHC-209131-A06536 British Council The project aims to support deterring young people (aged 13-18) from migrating illegally to the UK by strengthening local communities and providing alternative opportunities for a better future in Albania through active engagement, awareness raising, skills development, and building trust and community cohesion. SO1: Build the skills of teachers and educators in the lower middle and upper middle schools in Northern Albania to engage with young people directly and support them in building skills in subjects offering alternative opportunities. SO2: Enhance collaboration and build trust between young people and local media through enabling the engagement of local media/journalists with young people, their families and communities; build the skills of young people and educators/teachers to address and advocate jointly on local issues and challenges they care about and to create locally relevant stories and narratives, including raising awareness of the dangers of illegal migration, and the benefits of regular migration. SO3: Enable and empower local and grassroot organisations and informal groups to directly engage young people in identifying pressure points and problems, and create, plan and implement creative solutions which contribute to positive change. Young people aged 13-18 from Kukes, Dibra and Shkodra UK- Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 395575.85 721448.56 GB-CHC-209131-A06534 British Council The British Council has developed a comprehensive set of programmes against the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF)'s key objectives, building on our experience of Newton Fund activities, expanding into the new ISPF geographies and priority themes. These activities will address key global challenges through multi- and interdisciplinary collaborations building on the UK’s strengths and reputation in Research & Innovation (R&I). In line with the International Development Strategy, British Council programmes will support R&I in partner countries resulting in impact realised at individual, institutional and system level. We are following a twin-track approach to inclusivity, where gender and inclusion will be the main focus of a standalone activity, as well as a crosscutting theme embedded as a significant objective across the other activities. The funding for the programme is from the UK Department for Science, Innovation & Technology and is awarded to UK Higher Education Instiutions and Research Organisations by the British Council through open and competitive grant calls for bilateral and multilateral partnerships with partner countries. Direct R&I support: This strand provides small and medium grants for research, translation and policy related activities, workshops and multidisciplinary networks. All thematic areas of the International Science Partnerships Fund are covered. Research capacity strengthening: Through supports addresses skills gaps and support research capacity at individual, institutional and system level through programmes tailed to country needs. Gender and inclusion: This strands funds fellowships and collaborations to promote inclusive research systems and widen the talent pipeline UK Universities and Research Organisations Early-career and senior researchers International partners and institutions Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 2700797 15473787 GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A05966 British Council VET Toolbox 2 is an EU-funded project to support the human capital needs of value and supply chain development and investment programmes in 11 countries in sub-Sahara Africa. It is being delivered by a consortium of European development cooperation organisations led by Enabel (Belgium), which includes the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Luxembourg Development Cooperation Agency (LuxDev), Expertise France (France), as well as the British Council. The project runs from September 2020 to December 2024. The focus of the project is on enhancing the delivery of demand-driven skills development and VET catering for investment needs in the 11 countries, through targeted skills development and VET programmes. British Council is the implementing organisation in two countries, Ghana and Malawi. The project has three delivery strands: Enhanced national public-private dialogue on employment-oriented skills development and VET Enhanced capacity for demand-driven skills development and VET Stimulated knowledge exchange on lessons from practical experience in delivering skills development and VET in investment contexts. The overall objective of the action is: Better meeting of human capital needs of value & supply chain development and investment programmes in selected countries in sub-Sahara Africa. The specific objective of the action is: Enhanced delivery of demand-driven skills development and VET, catering for investment needs. • The participating local enterprises benefitting from investments • The employees that undergo (continuous) vocational training • Vocational Training Center apprentices and interns, in sectors related to investments • Job seekers, including disadvantaged groups etc. Toolbox is delivered through an implementation partnership. Belgian development agency (Enabel) British Council British Council 00441619577755 IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.vettoolbox.eu 1 Redman Place, Stratford, London E20 1JQ This is a regional programme. The activities are managed from British Council offices in Accra, located in Ghana and Lilongwe, located in Malawi and delivered across Sub-Saharan Africa. Accra 5.3322 0.1149 Lilongwe 13.5801 33.4714 16294.0 158896.0 875004.0 875004.0 435351.0 Note GB-CHC-209131-A05661 British Council The outcome the programme is hoping to achieve is: Pakistani society and government institutions support increased voice, choice and control for women, girls, boys, youth, religious minorities and marginalised groups, protect them from exploitation and prevent discrimination and intolerance at all levels. To support a Pakistani society and government institutions that support increased voice, choice and control for marginalised groups, protect them from exploitation and prevent discrimination and intolerance at all levels. Women, girls, boys, youth, minorities, people with disabilities and transgender. AAWAZ II programme to work with the government and local communities to promote, enable and protect the rights of marginalised groups to strengthen their control over their own development. The programme has a specific focus on: • Child labour (including bonded child labour) • Early and forced marriages • Gender-based violence • Social cohesion and tolerance At community level, the programme works directly with marginalised people for their awareness, empowerment and behaviour change so that they could articulate their demands, engage constructively with the state for accessing services and rights, and reduce acceptance of harmful and exploitative practices Intended reach 7 million beneficiaries. Focus on Women, girls, boys, youth, minorities, people with disabilities and transgender Coverage Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with some focus at Federal level. Community interventions are in 45 districts. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH COUNCIL Center for Communication Programs Pakistan GLOW Consultants Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation Peace and Justice Network (PJN) Pakistan British Council Society Unit, British Council Pakistan IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org 10 Spring Gardens, London SW1A 2BN The activity is taking place in two major provinces: Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In Punjab province the locations are Kasur, PakPattan, Muzaffargarh, Multan, Layyah, Jhang, Lodhran, Rahim Yar Khan, Faisalabad, Nankana Sahib, Narowal, Bahawalpur, Khushab. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (often abbreviated KP) province the locations are Swabi , Charsadda, Mardan, Manshera, Battagram, Haripur, Kohat, Swat. Punjab province, Southern Hub Rahim Yar Khan 28.2511 70.1812 Punjab province, Southern Hub Rajanpur 29.0933 70.0907 Punjab province, Southern Hub Lodhran 29.3202 71.3757 Punjab province, Southern Hub Bahawalpur 29.2352 71.4031 Punjab province, Eastern Hub Kasur 31.0707 74.2701 Punjab province, Eastern Hub Narowal 32.0607 74.5223 Punjab province, Central Hub Khanewal 30.2224 72.0339 Punjab province, Central Hub Jhang 31.1941 72.2118 Punjab province, Central Hub Faisalabad 31.2456 73.0523 Punjab province, Western Hub Layyah 30.5741 70.5621 Punjab province, Western Hub Mianwali 32.3439 71.3142 Punjab province, Northern Hub Sargodha 32.0509 72.4027 Peshawar province, Eastern Hub Kohat 33.3455 71.2657 Peshawar province, Eastern Hub Mansehra 34.1949 73.1148 Peshawar province, Eastern Hub Battagram 34.4038 73.0124 Peshawar province, Central Hub Peshawar 34.0029 71.3443 Peshawar province, Central Hub Charsadda 34.0854 71.4426 Peshawar province, Southern Hub Dera Ismail Khan 31.4953 70.5406 Peshawar province, Southern Hub Bannu 32.5907 70.3615 Peshawar province, Central Hub Torghar 34.3331 72.5107 Peshawar province, Central Hub Swabi 34.0713 72.2811 Applicable to the 50% funding to be spent on the Human Rights element of the project 1170284 2219255 4007364.0 6297135.0 6297135.0 1092640.00 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 8211.90 Reimbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and LMKT (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council LMKT (Private) Limited. 5987.24 Reimbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 5380.88 Disbursement for Apr - Jun 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 6159.52 Disbursement for Apr - Jun 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 1524.52 Disbursement for Apr - Jun 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 4951.31 Reimbursement for Apr 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 6075.97 Reimbursement for May 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 8279.18 Reimbursement for May 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 18273.68 Reimbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 12377.25 Reimbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 3909.15 Reimbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 13679.51 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 7906.38 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 7370.77 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 6795.14 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 7877.30 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 23688.53 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 3724.01 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 7329.10 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 8779.78 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 23294.55 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 17356.96 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 10196.37 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 14976.89 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 17327.62 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 15164.74 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 8586.42 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 8074.60 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 7656.02 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 3237.89 Disbursement for Oct 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 15206.40 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 9943.73 Reimbursement for Dec 2021 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 6204.33 Reimbursement for Jan 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 4059.58 Reimbursement for Nov 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 3010.76 Reimbursement for Dec 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 119861 Funds received from FCDO Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 5075.46 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 7815.67 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 8490.64 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 2849.86 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 7518.68 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 21315.86 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 20383.67 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 15785.02 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 17484.93 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 10278.02 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 709431 Funds received from FCDO Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 246498 Contract signed between British Council andLMKT (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council LMKT (Private) Limited. 14019.7 Reimbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 15854.84 Reimbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs Pakistan under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs Pakistan (CCP) 5848.15 Reimbursement for May 2021 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 25222.96 Reimbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs Pakistan under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs Pakistan (CCP) 2361.84 Reimbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs Pakistan under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs Pakistan (CCP) 890.34 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 8028.02 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 2848.03 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 7518.68 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 2591.79 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 9963.43 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 20383.67 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 15084.09 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 9922.36 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 1360.71 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 4798.51 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 7293.09 Disbursement for jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 5662.77 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 3499.93 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 6632.33 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 180.76 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 7815.67 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 7981.3 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 6447.82 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 23282.42 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 17047.48 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 2736.74 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 10191.84 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 8028.03 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 214983 Reimbursement for programme operational expenditure and Management Fee income from FCDO for July, Aug and Sept 2024. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 737530 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) 1411.29 Reimbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 6997.98 Reimbursement for Jul & Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 17396.35 Reimbursement for Jul & Aug 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 29946.21 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SDO) 6339.53 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 5445.76 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 882.46 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 6342.83 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 9188.61 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 6114.76 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 1483.54 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 13241.06 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 8130.77 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 5564.09 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 9727.88 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 2583.89 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 652.34 Reimbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9980.93 Reimbursement for Sep 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 1070 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 5961.29 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 6318.61 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 9676.81 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organization British Council Women Empowerment Organization (WEO) 11014.08 Reimbursement for Sep & Oct 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 7568.11 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 1291.51 Reimbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9873.73 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 737530 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) 1411.29 Reimbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 6997.98 Reimbursement for Jul & Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 17396.35 Reimbursement for Jul & Aug 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 29946.21 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SDO) 6339.53 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 5445.76 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 882.46 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 6342.83 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 9188.61 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 6114.76 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 1483.54 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 13241.06 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 8130.77 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 5564.09 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 9727.88 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 2583.89 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 652.34 Reimbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9980.93 Reimbursement for Sep 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 1070 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 5961.29 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 6318.61 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 9676.81 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organization British Council Women Empowerment Organization (WEO) 11014.08 Reimbursement for Sep & Oct 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 7568.11 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 1291.51 Reimbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9873.73 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 737530 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) 1411.29 Reimbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 6997.98 Reimbursement for Jul & Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 17396.35 Reimbursement for Jul & Aug 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 29946.21 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SDO) 6339.53 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 5445.76 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 882.46 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 6342.83 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 9188.61 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 6114.76 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 1483.54 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 13241.06 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 8130.77 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 5564.09 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 9727.88 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 2583.89 Disbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 652.34 Reimbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9980.93 Reimbursement for Sep 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 1070 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9451.67 July to September 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence and Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence and Rural Development (CERD) 3750.45 Reimbursement for program related expenditure July 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 991029 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 5961.29 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 6318.61 Disbursement for Oct & Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 9676.81 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organization British Council Women Empowerment Organization (WEO) 11014.08 Reimbursement for Sep & Oct 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 7568.11 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 1291.51 Reimbursement for Nov 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 9873.73 Reimbursement for Oct 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 343946 funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth& Development Office (FCDO) British Council 321077 funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth& Development Office (FCDO) British Council 5433.39 Jun, Jul, Aug & Sep 2019 Refund against unapproved cost and Oct & Nov 2019 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Glow Consultants (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council Glow Consultants Private Limited (Glow Consultants) 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development 248822.33 Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins 214910.67 Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis 248822.33 Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization 282734 Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust 90499.5 Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association 248822.33 Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development 124411.16 Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation 733.54 Oct 2019 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 4667.04 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis 6106.40 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society 2701.36 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization 6678.06 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 3605.51 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 3429.61 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust 6786.44 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan 4162.52 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes 3930.63 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development 2634.88 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation 19991173 Total Contract Value for Grant Funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 124192 Receipt of Grant Funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 218440 Receipt of Grant Funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 483706 Receipt of Grant Funds Department for International Development (DFID) British Council 12908 Fee Commitment- Implementing Partner British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 12908 Fee Commitment- Implementing Partner British Council Peace & Justice Network (PJN) 55088 Fee Commitment- Implementing Partner British Council Glow Consultants Private Limited (Glow Consultants) 141282 Fee Commitment- Implementing Partner British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Limited 35540.03 Payment of Grant Funds British Council Glow Consultants Private Limited (Glow Consultants) 6837.71 Payment of Grant Funds British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 10115.39 Payment of Grant Funds British Council Peace & Justice Network (PJN) 1967.79 Payment of Grant Funds British Council Peace & Justice Network (PJN) 37474.94 Payment of Grant Funds British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Limited 48251.98 Payment of Grant Funds British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Limited 184366 Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 214913 Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 18052.49 Reimbursement for Dec 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 6387.92 Disbursement for Apr 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 20383.67 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 15962.59 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 7327.65 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 580288 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council -186.92 Refund from Women Empowerment Organization against untilised funds from Phase 1 of Aawaz II British Council Women Empowerment Organization (WEO) -1886.79 Refund from Idara e Taleem o Aaghi against untilised funds from Phase 1 of Aawaz II British Council Idara e Taleem o Aaghi (ITA) 160401 Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council. (BLCC) 160510 Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 42411.25 Disbursement for Phase 2 Feb-Jun 2023 Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council. (BLCC) 42396.65 Disbursement for Phase 2 Feb-Jun 2023 Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development. (CERD) 20349.42 Reimbursement for Dec 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 17100.97 Reimbursement for Dec 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs Pakistan under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs Pakistan. (CCP) 7998.39 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan. British Council Rural Aid Pakistan. (RAP) 6225.6 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organization. British Council Strengthening Participatory Organization. (SPO) 5902.19 Reimbursement for Dec 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation. (OAKDF) 4825.27 Reimbursement for Nov 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation. (OAKDF) 3589.53 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization. British Council Saibaan Development Organization. (SDO) 3582.16 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association Pakistan. British Council Friends Welfare Association Pakistan. (FWA) 3058.79 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development. British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development. (SHER) 2651.64 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project. British Council Lodhran Pilot Project.(LPP) 2101.81 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development. British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development.(CERD) 315070 Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 396948 Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 179277 Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 176997 Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 411294 Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 159056 Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 187666 Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 179502 Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 131948 Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 213099 Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 362774 Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 183431 Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 179255 Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 190262 Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 685801.00 funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth& Development Office (FCDO) British Council 98837.00 Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation 9716.94 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development 6892.26 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins 17213.27 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society 5841.47 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 183330 Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 381271 Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 15013.03 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 13333.63 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 8634.46 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 8087.45 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 17327.62 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 15206.40 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 19494.83 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 18483.83 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 8074.60 Disbursement for Nov 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 7485.04 Disbursement for Dec 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 6378.57 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 8914.71 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 5246.18 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 861064 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 5762.79 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation 3754.24 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association 10212.42 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation 3906.00 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development 11501.47 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation 16433.12 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis 13327.80 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation 7808.49 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association 12598.90 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation 11370.90 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation 18985.51 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan 6796.11 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 7906.38 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 7485.04 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 17327.62 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 18326.04 Disbursement for Dec 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 11891.88 Disbursement for Nov 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 10937.54 Disbursement for Dec 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 7864.71 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 8087.45 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 8412.90 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 7877.30 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 8504.03 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 7864.71 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 7329.10 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 8174.49 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 8074.60 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 7485.04 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 4749.55 Reimbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 6820.12 Reimbursement for Feb 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 10129.25 Reimbursement for Nov 2021 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 18656.23 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 12619.43 Disbursement for Jan 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 9728.08 Disbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 9164.05 Disbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 3729.03 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development 5379.94 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins 2650.08 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots 2926.47 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation 2505.08 Disbursements up to July and August 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association 3835.01 Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun and Jul 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 7342.73 Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun and Jul 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 1451.24 August 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 818.64 August 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 3488.17 Mar, Jun, Jul and Aug 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs Pakistan under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs Pakistan (CCP) 1019.08 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins 2262.72 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis 7251.33 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society 1053.20 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots 629.81 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization 2066.03 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 1156.10 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation 937.08 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 748.15 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust 940.83 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association 2122.17 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan 571.67 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development 1094.10 Disbursements up to September 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation 1488.89 September 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 702.31 September 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 612.44 September 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs Pakistan under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs Pakistan (CCP) 10259.81 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development 16265.62 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins 4075.23 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis 12468.71 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis 1652.31 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society 2783.84 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots 8688.35 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots 171.51 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization 8315.52 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization 2404.69 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 10518.14 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 8722.57 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust 22064.47 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 5677.09 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association 11632.74 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan 9661.67 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust 18807.01 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan 7062.14 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development 580.21 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation 6396.12 Disbursement for Feb 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes 10597.49 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes 10043.76 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development 17998.06 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins 22692.67 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society 4341.37 Reimbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 5504.21 Reimbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 8363.08 Reimbursement for Jun 2021 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 8978.27 Reimbursement for Nov 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and LMKT (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council LMKT (Private) Limited. 18307.05 Reimbursement for Dec 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and LMKT (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council LMKT (Private) Limited. 4752.4 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 14674.94 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 12501.44 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 7596.04 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 9525.75 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 8242.36 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 10556.68 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 14090.2 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 7571.25 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 19474.86 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 19767.06 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 15813.61 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 14250.21 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 13192.12 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 13714.06 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 5735.21 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 7159.68 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 6858.51 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 2008.34 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 10110.49 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 8871.54 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 10685.52 Disbursement for Jun 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 10826.05 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 8111.54 Disbursement for May 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 9525.75 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 14536.41 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 10241.31 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 7526.8 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Women Empowerment Organisation British Council Women Empowerment Organisation (WEO) 19292.26 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 22717.88 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 22695.97 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 8286.8 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 8904.91 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 14451.92 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 14674.94 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 8155.99 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 9183.34 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 9525.75 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 8242.36 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots (SYCOP) 21127.47 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 19767.06 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 20634.05 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sudhaar Society British Council Sudhaar Society (SS) 16460.33 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 17400.99 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 18323.09 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 22469.48 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 19767.06 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 19618.05 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 6513.46 Disbursement for Jul 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 13959.38 Disbursement for Aug 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 8871.54 Disbursement for Sep 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 15043.66 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 9473.12 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Social Youth Council of Patriots British Council Social Youth Council of Patriots 3374.96 Disbursements up to December 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust 10149.44 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization 21046.75 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 13184.94 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project 21972.70 Oct, Nov and Dec 2020 Disbursements as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 9471.99 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development 12983.05 Reimbursement for Feb 2021 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 825658 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 22182.33451 Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 57088.08803 Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 22182.33451 Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 41921.01056 Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 24823.00352 Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 50988.84859 Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 18087.44014 Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 27298.35563 Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 33365.37676 Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 17981.80634 Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 23939.2007 Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 27949.76408 Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 39025.29225 Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 10024.77 Reimbursement for Jun 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited under Aawaz II British Council Center for Communication Programs (CCP) Private Lmited 7156.83 Reimbursement for Jun 2022 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 19987.25 Reimbursement for Jun 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 3269.52 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 4546.87 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 3631.27 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 2779.81 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 4170.23 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 2881.56 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 8466.25 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 12558.64 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 12023.6 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 5158.12 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 3854.06 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 2760.58 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 3897.16 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 37950.79 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 3740 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 3740 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 5158.12 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 6557.91 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 2760.58 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 3897.16 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 2862.33 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 6500.58 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 9055.28 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 6716.39 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 4541.73 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 6533.35 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 7690.62 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 3759.23 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 5177.35 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 7173.29 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 4546.87 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 4596.66 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 3740 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 5158.12 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 4107.91 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 5705.67 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 3269.52 Disbursement for Jul 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 7442.25 Disbursement for Aug 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 8565.12 Disbursement for Sep 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 12927.36 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 10647 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 19246.13 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 7318.82 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 8865.97 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 29151.83 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 29272.43 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Rural Aid Pakistan British Council Rural Aid Pakistan (RAP) 12789.55 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 10230.15 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development British Council Society for Human Empowerment and Rural Development (SHER) 13123.18 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Saibaan Development Organization British Council Saibaan Development Organization (SDO) 15269.61 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 25090.94 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Blue Veins British Council Blue Veins (BV) 6699.28 Reimbursement for Feb 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and LMKT (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council LMKT (Private) Limited. 22340.78 Reimbursement for Mar 2022 as per Contract signed between British Council and LMKT (Private) Limited under Aawaz II British Council LMKT (Private) Limited. 680271.00 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 5710.97 Phase I - Sustainability Period reimbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Participatory Welfare Services British Council Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) 4050.31 Phase I - Sustainability Period reimbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Mojaz Foundation British Council Mojaz Foundation (MF) 58206.22 Phase I - Sustainability Period reimbursement and Feb-Jun23 Phase II - DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 3202.39 Phase I - Sustainability Period reimbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Friends Welfare Association British Council Friends Welfare Association (FWA) 41502.92 Feb-Jun 2023 Phase II - DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust British Council Idara-i-Talim-o-Aaghai (Centre of Education and Consciousness) Public Trust (ITA) 4410.91 Phase I - Sustainability Period reimbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis British Council Initiative for Development and Empowerment Axis (IDEA) 39765.51 Reimbursement for Feb-May 2023 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 27122.08 Reimbursement for Feb-May 2023 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 42411.25 Feb-Jun23 Phase II - DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 47995.03 Phase I - Sustainability Period reimbursement and Feb-Jun23 Phase II - DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 112322.87 Feb-Jun2023 Phase II grant disbursement as per Downstream Partner Contract and May-Jun 2023 grant disbursement as per Resource Partner Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 18856.07 May 2023 advance disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 15706.76 Disbursement for Phase 1 Final Payment as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 358363 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 24564.13 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 32008.3 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 26886.78 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 17972.5 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara Taleem O Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 21431.68 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 20546.27 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 19917.72 Oct-Nov-Dec 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 26134.64 Reimbursement for Aug-Sep-Oct 2023 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 12756.21 Reimbursement for Aug-Sep-Oct 2023 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 20541.32 Sep-Oct 2023 disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 589703 The Invoice for the reimbursement of funds to the British Council has been generated.However the reimbursement is yet awaited to be received from the FCDO. The Amount to be reimbursed has been mentioned and SAP System Generated Invoice date is also mentioned accordingly. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 21943.27 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 1496.08 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 21935.41 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 18677.67 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara Taleem O Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 32851.57 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 25877.33 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 14330.28 Jan to Jun 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 50366.07 Reimbursement for Feb-Mar-Apr 2024 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 20865.53 Reimbursement for Reimbursement for Feb-Mar-Apr 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 18353.13 Reimbursement for Reimbursement for Feb-Mar-Apr 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 9509.19 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation 17006.83 Reimbursement for Mar 2021 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 3212.63 Disbursement for Dec 2020 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation 3051.40 Disbursement for Jan 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation 3432.46 Disbursement for Feb 2021as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation 9538.24 Disbursement for Mar 2021 as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation 449442 Funds received from FCDO for Apr May and June 2024 reimbursement. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 23317.83 July to September 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 12354.29 July to September 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 12352.48 July to September 2024 Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara Taleem O Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 26463.6 July to September DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 11919.14 July to September DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 13111.54 July to September DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 15179.54 Reimbursement for May-Jun-July 2024 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 7174.97 Reimbursement for Reimbursement for May-Jun 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 28038.17 Reimbursement for Reimbursement for May-Jun-July 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 698851 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 27139.65 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 49631.41 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 21265.37 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 24142.65 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara Taleem O Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 17812.54 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 19731.02 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 30952.89 Jan-Feb-Mar 2024 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 62763.14 Reimbursement for Nov-Dec 2023 & Jan 2024 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 30014.24 Reimbursement for Nov-Dec 2023 & Jan 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 35222.18 Reimbursement for Nov-Dec 2023 & Jan 2024 as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 386995 Funds received from FCDO Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 12008.04 Reimbursement for Jun-Jul 2023 as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 7711.69 Reimbursement for Jun-Jul 2023 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation (OAKDF) 2696.04 Jun 2023 disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 4522.27 Sep 2023 disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council 776.1 Sep 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 6847.3 Sep 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Foundation British Council Sungi Development Foundation (SDF) 7072.79 Sep 2023 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence for Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence for Rural Development (CERD) 53138.57 Sep 2023 Phase II grant disbursement as per Downstream Partner Contract and Sep 2023 grant disbursement as per Resource Partner Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-1 British Council The British Council supports peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. All its ODA funded work, via its Global Programmes, supports this mission, in low-and middle-income countries, combining its deep expertise in arts and culture, education and the English language. This IATI activity entry is the parent-entry for its current set of Global Programmes funded by the ODA portion of its FCDO Grant-in-Aid. The British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from, and is sponsored by, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), from which the British Council has operational independence as an Arms-Length Body. The relationship between the British Council and the FCDO is set out in the Framework Document, linked below. The majority of the grant-in-aid received from the FCDO is required to be spent on Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activity. This has informed the purpose and outcomes of the Global Programmes. Note that for financial reporting: budget and finances are ODA only and are reported at a Global Programme level as opposed to this parent-level entry (see linked activities below). The British Council supports peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. All its ODA funded work, via its Global Programmes, supports this mission, in low-and middle-income countries, combining its deep expertise in arts and culture, education and the English language. This IATI activity entry is the parent-entry for its current set of Global Programmes funded by the ODA portion of its FCDO Grant-in-Aid. The British Council works directly with individuals to help them gain the skills, confidence and connections to transform their lives and shape a better world in partnership with the UK. It supports them to build networks and explore creative ideas, to get a high-quality education and to gain internationally recognised qualifications. The British Council supports leaders in overseas governments, institutions and organisations as a long-term and trustworthy partner committed to achieving mutual benefit. Working together it makes a bigger difference, creating benefit for millions of people all over the world. The British Council’s Global Programmes contribute to:◼ 1.Strengthening creative and economic development◼ 2.Enriching the quality of education◼ 3.Improving access to the English language◼ 4.Addressing global challenges including improving gender equality, reducing inequalities and supporting action on climate change The British Council’s Global Programmes target and engage with different audiences globally and in the UK. Please refer to individual Global Programme entries for the specific audience targeted by the activity. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Pl, London E20 1JQ The framework document sets out the broad governance framework within which the British Council and the FCDO operate. A report examining the British Council's contribution to results across education, English, and arts and culture GB-CHC-209131-A06532 British Council The Western Balkans Media for Change project provides support to media outlets and individual journalists to help them improve operational capacity, business sustainability and innovation potential, while aiming to better equip media professionals to produce more diverse, fact-checked and gender sensitive content that will reach and engage with wider audiences, especially women, young people, people aged 65yrs+, and other underrepresented communities. These are the project outcomes: 1. Independent media outlets in the Western Balkans have the capabilities and capacity to reach a wide audience, providing fact checked narratives and giving space to a varied range of voices.2. Young and women journalists (including investigative journalists) have strong networks that can support their growth and professional development, contributing to collaborations (including across countries), sharing lessons learned and challenges, strengthening the resilience of the community of practice. Media outlets, individual journalists, journalists' networks and initiatives from the Western Balkans UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council Thomson Foundation Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) INTRAC 2029525 2820975 8190 Community Reporters Albania_FLEXI_MfC British Council Community Reporters Albania 10000 ORadio_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Youth radio Oradio (Omladinski radio Oradio), RTV 8365 CINK_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Center for Investigative Journalism Kru�evac � CINK 9448 Monitor doo_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Monitor doo 9960 INAC_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Information Network& Active Citizenship INAC 4000 Grant to individual_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council 10000 PELARI/A SHPK_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council PELARI/A SHPK 10000 TCJE_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Tirana Center for Journalistic Excellence 9980 For Social Justice_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council For Social Justice 9760 Produkcija NEW-PRESS_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Produkcija New Press 9980 Radio Titograd_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Radio Titograd 9490 RTV Nik�i?_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council RTV Nik�i? 9631 Portal Boka News_FLEXI grant_MfC British Council Portal Boka News 19942.12 Gorazevacd_final instalment British Council Udruzenje �Gorazdevac Media Group� 25195.1 Vidik_final instalment British Council DOO VIDIK 25238.34 KOHA_final instalment British Council Grupi KOHA sh.p.k. 20412 TV Forum_final instalment British Council Women`s Forum Prijepolje (WFP) 22747.22 Vijesti_final instalment British Council Daily Press DOO 20765.97 Akta_final instalment British Council Eurokapija d.o.o. Ilid�a 24906.7 Fokus_final instalment British Council Fokus doo Sarajevo 20299.99 Face to Face_final instalment British Council PUBLIC- Association for research, communications and development(Face to face) 20924.82 DAN_final instalment British Council Jumedia Mont d.o.o. 27581.78 Telegrafi_final instalment British Council Telegrafi SH.P.K 25180.75 SDK_final instalment British Council SDK MIHAJLOVSKI DOOEL 19993.51 portalb_final instalment British Council The Association for the Advancement of Journalistic Practices INNOVATIVE MEDIA- Skopje 28000 Kosovo2.0_final instalment British Council Kosovo Glocal 22460.61 ZID_final instalment British Council ZID doo 27981.89 vidivaka_final instalment British Council Foundation for Debate and Education IDEA Southeast Europe, Skopje 18915.1 CINS_final instalment British Council CINS 28000 Juzne Vesti_final instal British Council Simplicity LLC/ Ju�ne vesti 27928.25 021_final instalment British Council Radio Broadcasting Company 021 LLC 20909 Njuz.net_final instalment British Council Njuz.net doo za izdava�tvo 21700 MEDIA UNION SH.P.K._final instalment British Council Monitor 20760.43 Qendra Citizens Channel_final instalment British Council Citizens Channel 24937.53 CdM - Caf� del Montenegro_final instalment British Council Caf� del Montenegro 24400.25 Qendra Faktoje_final instalment British Council Faktoje 199350 Contract commitment from Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (Addendum 2: 199,350) Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 791688.36 Funds received from the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office for Media for Change April 2024 invoice Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 292173.53 Funds received from the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office for Media for Change May 2024 invoice Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 255175.89 Funds received from the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office for Media for 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Jaffna located in Northern province 9.4006 80.0027 Badulla located in Uva province 6.5849 81.0328 Trincomalee located in Eastern province. 8.3440 81.1344 27243.0 318353.0 968060.0 2002522.0 3683822.0 GB-CHC-209131-A06499 British Council Postgraduate Scholarships in the United Kingdom for American students with the potential to excel in their chosen fields of study and future careers. The programme is largely funded by HM Government through the FCDO alongside partnerships with British Universities, as well as its alumni organisation and others, and is administered in the UK by the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission. To enable intellectually distinguished young Americans, their country's future leaders, to study in the UK. To help Scholars gain an understanding and appreciation of contemporary Britain. To contribute to the advancement of knowledge in science, technology, the humanities and social sciences and the creative arts at Britain's centres of academic excellence. 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Aawaz II works with local communities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Punjab provinces. The programme aims to address child marriage, gender-based violence (GBV), intolerance and community conflicts in KP and Punjab. The programme is working through community based downstream partners, developing sustainable community fora that augment and strengthen the voice of the marginalised and facilitate behaviour change. Aawaz II community engagement component has two pathways for change focusing on thematic areas of child marriage, GBV and social cohesion by i) changing awareness, attitudes and behaviors towards discrimination, intolerance, exploitation and other harmful practices ii) referrals and citizen engagement on the thematic areas and issues of exclusion and exploitation. Women, youth, and other marginalised groups (transgender persons, people with disabilities (PWDs), and religious minorities). 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Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 30373.58 July to September 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence and Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence and Rural Development (CERD) 29497.5 July to September 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy & Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 57088.03 July to September 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programme British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 33203.62 July to September 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 30728.36 July to September 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara taleem o Agahi British 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Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 14968.1 April to June 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 14786.86 Reimbursement to partner for February, March and April 2025 as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Foundation (OAKDF) 37864.6 April to June 2025 Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara Taleem O Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 24915.84 April to June 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 268590 Funds received from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) for July August and September 2024 reimbursement. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 12498.44 Reimbursement for December 24 and January 25 as per contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 667898 Funds received from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) for October November and December 2024 reimbursement. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 22266.8 January to March 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence and Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence and Rural Development (CERD) 41112.28 January to March 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy and Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 63360.94 January to March 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programmes British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 41262.14 January to March 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 39737.28 January to March 2025 Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and Idara Taleem O Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 94145.09 January to March 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 41270.78 January to March 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 26672.06 Reimbursement for November, December 2024 and January 2025 as as per contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 25188.69 Reimbursement for November, December 2024 and January 2025 as as per contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Foundation (OAKDF) 685983.39 Funds received from FCDO for July to September 2025 reimbursement. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 35635.96 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Lodhran Pilot Project British Council Lodhran Pilot Project (LPP) 35635.96 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Centre of Excellence and Rural Development British Council Centre of Excellence and Rural Development (CERD) 35567.17 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Bunyad Literacy & Community Council British Council Bunyad Literacy and Community Council (BLCC) 54397.02 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and National Rural Support Programme British Council National Rural Support Programmes (NRSP) 34403.88 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Idara taleem o Agahi British Council Idara Taleem O Agahi (ITA) 74124.02 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Strengthening Participatory Organisation British Council Strengthening Participatory Organisation (SPO) 41313.21 October to December 2025 DSP Granting disbursement as per Contract signed between British Council and Sungi Development Organisation British Council Sungi Development Organisation (SDF) 25028.52 Reimbursement for September & October 2025 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Peace and Justice Network under Aawaz II British Council Peace and Justice Network (PJN) 33222.77 Reimbursement for July, August September 2025 as as per Contract signed between British Council and Omar Asghar Khan Foundation under Aawaz II British Council Omar Asghar Khan Foundation (OAKDF) 11887.02 Reimbursement for August, September, October & November 2025 as per Contract signed between British Council and SEBCON Pvt Ltd British Council SEBCON Pvt Ltd 49216.97 Reimbursement for September, October, November 2025 & NLE Event for FCDO/Aawaz II as per Contract signed between British Council and Black & White Films British Council Black and White films GB-CHC-209131-GB-CHC-209131-A06053 British Council The programme is a co-delegation between AECID, the British Council, and FIIAPP, with AECID as the lead partner. Through this programme and the wider framework of the overall EU4YOUth Initiative for Tunisia (Є60m from 2018), the European Union aims to support the social and economic inclusion of young people across the country. To contribute specifically to this, our joint overall objective / expected (long-term) impact is: “The inclusion and participation of young vulnerable Tunisians in public life is strengthened through creativity, culture and sport while taking into consideration the different forms of exclusion”. The AECID, British Council, and FIIAPP approach to delivering these outcomes is based on the following: • working with vulnerable youth and their communities and responding to their needs, • building confidence, inclusion, and sustainability: including information and knowledge sharing between vulnerable youth and their communities to ensure their access to economic and creative opportunities. (O1) Young Tunisians in vulnerable situations enjoy greater autonomy in the fields of sport and culture. (O2) Tunisian young people in vulnerable situations are supported and encouraged to maintain a sustainable commitment to change in the fields of sport and culture, informing political, social and economic life in Tunisia. (O3) Tunisian young people in vulnerable situations are represented and heard in decision-making processes concerning their cultural and sporting life, thus informing political, economic and social life in Tunisia." Young women and men, especially the most disadvantaged, under the age of 35 in the targeted governorates. ● Civil society organizations and other independent actors including cultural, sports and social entities. ● Decentralized, deconcentrated, regional and municipal youth and cultural organizations and entities (regional directorates, youth houses, cultural houses, libraries). ● Local authorities as well as the regional representations of the Ministries. ● Ministries and supervisory organizations at the central level. British Council British Council British Council Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) Tunis 36.4908 10.0957 45973 572698 2107552 2321259 1628397 823549 GB-CHC-209131-A06481 British Council The Programme will focus on three main outputs or programme workstreams: 1). Foundational learning crisis, post pandemic; 2). Out-of-school girls and marginalised group; 3). Gender barriers to digital skills and employment. All outputs will have cross cutting enabling work on Education Technology. The ASEAN-UK SAGE Programme aims to provide evidence-based technical input that will enable key players in the region including the ASEAN Secretariat (ASEC), Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO), and ASEAN Member States (AMSs) to develop effective policies and programmes that improve foundational learning for all, and that tackle exclusion and constraints limiting the achievement of girls and marginalised groups. Women and girls in ASEAN and Timor-Leste UK- Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office British Council British Council SEAMEO Secretariat Academic, Training and Research EdTech Hub 1759083 2292025 GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-113 British Council English Connects is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.English Connects provides professional development opportunities for a global community of English language teaching professionals and practitioners to contribute to education systems that support inclusive, quality teaching, learning and assessment of English to ultimately improve English language skills around the world. We bring together teachers and teacher educators of English worldwide through a global technology-enabled programme delivered by our TeachingEnglish platforms and collaborators. English Connects provides professional development opportunities, practical resources, peer support, professional agency with a range of perspectives and UK expertise to an online community of English language teaching practitioners globally. It helps them to take charge of their own learning, build professional networks and grow their careers. It also provides a unique evidence base to understand challenges and trends in English language teaching worldwide. As a wholly digital offer open to all teachers and teacher educators, English Connects has ODA benefits. These are predominantly in the area of improved English language teaching and resultant improved English language learning. English Connects will support the UK government’s commitment to international development, featuring Sustainable Development Goals around quality education, gender equality, inclusion, human rights and climate change.Foreign language proficiency, English proficiency in particular, has important positive impacts for individual teachers and learners, in particular wider access to employability alongside other economic and social benefits.More widely, our support for individual teacher development provides opportunities for growth, human capital accumulation, leading to development and prosperity more widely.Why we do it:◼ 1. Equitable improvements in English language teaching through improved knowledge, skills and motivation to contribute to inclusive, quality teaching, learning and assessment of English.◼ 2. Improved and more equitable English language teacher education and support to teachers.◼ 3. Individual practitioners are recognised as experts in their context and have more agency to influence wider change in English language teaching and learning.◼ 4. Fewer inequalities and improved employability and career pathways.◼ 5. Positioning the UK as an exemplar of high-quality technology-enabled professional development. The target audiences for this programme are: ◼ Teachers ◼ Teacher educators◼ Researchers◼ School leaders◼ Teaching Associations UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 3024215 2995711 772773.08 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 772773.08 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 704666 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 458637 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1165870.83 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 458637 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 3024215 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 704666 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1165870.83 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 2995711 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 486675 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 486675 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 900464.66 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 763265.29 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 763265.29 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 900464.66 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 1156783.94 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1156783.94 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-103 British Council Creative Economy is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.This programme is based on the premise that, collectively, the cultural and creative industries can bring vast benefits in terms of economic and social value. To do this, they need to be well understood and effectively nurtured by policymakers, funders and intermediary organisations. This programme will deliver evidence and insight into creative sectors in priority countries. This data will be used in the countries themselves, and by the UK sector to help support development and create pathwaysThere are three key areas of activity: 1) Research, Insight & Advocacy 2) Sector Development, 3) Leadership and Learning.◼ 1. Research, Insight & Advocacy:◾Scoping and Research◾Convening the PEC Global Creative Economy Council ◾Contributing to Industry events◾Sharing insight with UK and international target audiences◼ 2. Sector Development:◾Targeted Sector Development Programmes ◾Delegations ◼ 3. Leadership and Learning:◾Enterprise Training ◾ Online Learning offers ◾Leadership development with Alumni Change will happen as the creative sector in target countries gain visibility and influence as a powerful driver of sustainable and inclusive growth that contributes to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As target countries’ creative infrastructure develops, the United Kingdom (UK) creative sector will find it more attractive to build professional links and ultimately build new opportunities to work overseas.The change we make:◼Increased opportunities for women, disabled and underrepresented individuals within the cultural and creative industries.◼Evidence and insight into creative sectors will be used in countries and by the UK sector to help support development and create pathways for future market opportunities. ◼Audiences internationally have a greater engagement with, and favourability towards, UK Arts, culture and creativity.◼The UK is seen as a pioneer of the creative economy, and creative sectors overseas are strengthened. ◼The UK's Arts, Culture and Creative sectors are better connected internationally. The audience for the Creative Economy programme is principally:◼Business-to-Government (B2G) to strengthen policymaking with research insight toward more equitable access, inclusion, impact and value to global, regional and countries’ creative economies.◼Business-to-Business (B2B) for sector skills development, international networks, arts enterprise and leadership.◼Artists.◼ Art sector.◼Policy makers. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 3975630 3415379 679157 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 679157 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 737171 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 737171 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3975630 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1806287.4 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1806287.4 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 3415379 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 439201 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 439201 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 1419082.27 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1419082.27 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 2377387.11 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1000315.24 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1000315.24 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 2377387.11 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 912100.39 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 912100.39 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Arts and Culture Global Programmes including the Creative Economy Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme's intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-102 British Council Spotlights on Culture is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.Spotlights on Culture is the UK’s flagship international cultural programme, delivered with partners in priority countries and across the whole of the UK. The Spotlights on Culture programme leverages the diverse cultural assets of the whole of the UK to support greater international cultural collaboration and provide a high-profile platform in response to high-profile events or ‘moments’ in the UK or in-country. What we do:There are two main areas of activity: 1. International Seasons and 2. UK Festivals.◼ 1. International Seasons with a focus on priority countries. Seasons are usually planned 2-3 years in advance.◼ 2. UK Festivals: Bespoke schemes that respond to needs / ambitions of one-off civic UK festival partners and their international objectives, for example UK Cities of Culture.Why we do it:◼ Increased opportunities for UK Arts, Culture and Creative sectors to foster international collaboration and showcasing◼ The cultural sector in the UK and globally understands its role in responding to global challenges of gender inequality and inclusion◼ Improved understanding and knowledge between people in range of contexts. The programme energises and enables a wide range of stakeholders to participate and make new connections. The programme delivers ODA benefit through opportunities to collaborate and exchange and provides fantastic opportunities to showcase long-term work that drives positive social change, as well promote international tours and exhibitions by major UK institutions.The change we make:◼ 1. Audiences internationally have a greater engagement with, and favourability towards, UK Arts, culture and creativity.◼ 2. Increased access to safe spaces for dialogue and greater opportunities for plurality of expression.◼ 3. Learning and insights on current issues and trends are shared. ◼ 4. Improve visibility, recognition and influence of women, disabled and other underrepresented creative professionals◼ 5. The UK's Arts, Culture and Creative sectors are better connected internationally, extending their profile and audiences. The audiences for this programme are:◼ Audiences. ◼ Artists and art sector. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Pl, London E20 1JQ 1148296 1157450 1800372.83 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 1157450 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 238607 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 238607 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 1800372.83 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 463644 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 463644 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 855036.98 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 552307.99 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 552307.99 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 160783 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 160783 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 323437 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1148296 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 323437 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 635965.05 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 635965.05 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 855036.98 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Arts and Culture Global Programmes including the Spotlights on Culture Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme's intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-101 British Council Culture Connects is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. Approximately three quarters of this Global Programme consists of ODA eligible activity and outcomes and therefore funded from the British Council’s ODA allocation.Culture Connects provides opportunities for the UK’s arts and cultural professionals and organisations to foster long term relationships with their international peers and audiences by enabling connection and networking, providing intelligence, and facilitating creative collaboration, showcasing and touring. Embedding mutuality in programme design is essential to ensuring ODA eligibility for Culture Connects work and we have successfully developed ODA-eligible models for this work.There are four areas of focus for the programme: 1. Connecting Cultural Professionals, 2. Creative Collaboration, 3. Showcasing and Touring, 4. Digital Packages: ◼ 1. Connecting Cultural Professionals: Inbound and outbound delegations and scoping trips, supporting collaborative R&D, opportunities to expand industry networks, brokering relationships between UK and global arts and culture professionals, research and insight to inform markets.◼ 2. Creative Collaboration: Projects which enable meaningful collaboration between the UK arts sector and their international peers with mutual benefit. Enhances skills and knowledge in international working and cultural understanding.◼ 3. Showcasing and Touring: Sharing UK arts and culture work to audiences in countries and vice versa. ◼ 4. Digital Packages: Curated or off the shelf touring digital packages to share UK and global work with audiences on digital platforms. ◼ 1. Audiences internationally have a greater engagement with, and favourability towards, UK Arts, culture and creativity◼ 2. Supports the development of environmentally sustainable practice and international engagement.◼ 3. Learning and insights on current issues and trends are shared.◼ 4. Improve visibility, recognition and influence of women, disabled and other underrepresented creative professionals◼ 5. The UK's Arts, Culture and Creative sectors are better connected internationally, extending their profile and audiences.◼ 6. The UK Arts, Culture and Creative sectors have increased skills and networks to work internationally. The audiences for this programme are: ◼ Arts audiences◼ Artists ◼ Art sector organisations UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 8738167 7854551 1365984 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 1621940 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1621940 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1365984 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2210260.34 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 8738167 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3720328.91 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3720328.91 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1618882 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 7854551 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1618882 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2210260.34 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 1806189.65 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1806189.65 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 2381759.03 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2381759.03 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 3523972.013 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3523972.013 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Arts and Culture Global Programmes including the Culture Connects Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme's intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-106 British Council Alumni UK is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes. The Alumni UK creates a global network for international students who have studied at a UK Higher Education institution. The programme supports alumni to extend their connection with the UK and each other once they have finished their studies, giving them the opportunity to join a global online community. The programme attracts and supports a growing number of international student alumni from the UK. It provides opportunities for alumni to connect with others in their home countries and across borders to network, collaborate, and engage on global development challenges. The programme includes career development opportunities, learning and professional growth activities, and ways to stay connected to the UK. Most activities are delivered digitally, allowing the programme to reach large numbers of alumni worldwide. This is complemented by some in-country face-to-face events in key priority countries. The main goal is to build and grow a global, dynamic and impactful network of alumni who, by connecting with each other and the UK, can become more effective as agents for change in their respective fields. The programme aims to support alumni with their professional competence, increase their knowledge, grow their networks and demonstrate increased levels of effectiveness in their work that leads to positive development impacts. We also work with international alumni to position the UK as an attractive study destination through alumni testimonials. In addition, we work towards a growing recognition by the UK government and other institutions of the significant value offered by the UK’s global alumni network. The change we make:◼ Alumni are able to develop their skills and have career progression opportunities.◼ Higher Education sector partners, government institutions, universities and other key stakeholders have increased access to insights about international UK Alumni.◼ Alumni supported to contribute positively to global challenges.◼ Alumni as positive champions of UK higher education.◼ International UK alumni are celebrated, and their achievements are showcased on global platforms. The audience for the programme is:◼ International UK alumni who studied at a Higher Education Institution in the UK.◼ International alumni who studied at a UK transnational education programme overseas. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 2028954 1789457 1237250.38 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1237250.38 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 424500.24 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 424500.24 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 325181 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 208547 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 325181 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2028954 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 208547 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1789457 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 594966.04 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 594966.04 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 237246 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 237246 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 779014.16 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 779014.16 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 503592.48 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 503592.48 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-111 British Council School Systems is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.The School Systems programme supports sustainable improvements to the quality of basic education in schools for all, in relation to English and core skills.What we do:◼Convene and engage policy makers to support policy design and implementation.◼Develop and disseminate research and evaluation.◼ Design and implement professional development programmes / opportunities for practitioners.◼Provide technical assistance for the development of assessment, curricula and resources.◼ Focus on the priority themes of language in foundational learning, English in education, teaching quality, school leadership, girls’ education and life skills for young people.Why we do it:◼More effective, inclusive and globally connected education systems in a linguistically rich and diverse world.◼More equitable learning outcomes enabled for all young people in relation to English and core skills.◼Sound and sustainable curricula, assessment and professional development for educators.◼ Mutually beneficial relationships built between the UK and countries worldwide to explore policy and develop practice in relation to English and school education. Programme outcomes: ◼ 1. Teachers and teacher educators demonstrate knowledge, skills and confidence to build learners’ English and core skills.◼ 2. School leaders and leadership teams create and sustain an enabling and safe environment for inclusive teaching and learning.◼ 3. Policy makers support and develop inclusive, quality education practice for language in education, English and core skills.◼ 4. Practitioners, policy makers and suppliers use evidence to create safe learning spaces, and inform practice, decision-making and course/resources design.◼ 5. Assessment, curriculum and resources to support language learning and core skills are fit for purpose and context appropriate. The audiences for this programme are:◼ Teacher educators, teachers, school leaders and leadership teams.◼Policymakers and decisionmakers, government officials.◼Partners and funders. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 9491902 10655420 2558059.01 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 1514140 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 3687032.04 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3687032.04 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 10655420 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1935126 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1935126 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 2558059.01 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2202060 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1514140 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2202060 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 9491902 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1763758.68 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1763758.68 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 2573954.482 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3367588.115 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 3367588.115 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2573954.482 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-105 British Council International Student Mobility and Marketing (ISMM) is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The purpose of the programme is to position the UK as a world class study destination and improve the quality of education counselling. The programme is designed to increase social, economic and environmental capacity in ODA countries by widening access to the benefits of a UK education. ◼ Widen access to the UK higher destination◼ Improve the quality of the advice given the prospective international students ◼ Increase education counsellors understanding of ethical conduct and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) ◼ Prospective international students and their parents◼ Education advisers and counsellors ◼ In-country governments and scholarship donors UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 2989940 1818704 246127.25 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 246127.25 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 470571.77 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1645899.31 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1645899.31 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 470571.77 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 1808912.86 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 367474 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 367474 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 356220 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 356220 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2989939.84 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 477553.58 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 477553.58 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1818704 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 218438 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 218438 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 1808912.86 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-104 British Council Culture Responds is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.Aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Culture Responds supports artists, creative practitioners and cultural organisations to respond to social and environmental issues, including the climate emergency, freedom of creative expression, disability arts and gender equality. It commissions research and engages with cultural professionals and policymakers on major platforms. The programme focuses on the transformative power of arts, cultural and heritage. It champions their potential to innovate, support sustainable development, and challenge mindsets for a more inclusive and sustainable future. We do this by: ◼ Developing training and exchange programmes to support artists’ development and networks;◼ Providing grants to commission innovative new work and protect heritage at risk from the impact of conflict and climate change; ◼ Leading research and policy engagement to champion the role that the arts, culture and heritage can play in supporting sustainable and inclusive development.There are five main areas of focus for this Global Programme: 1. the climate emergency and biodiversity loss, 2. gender equality, 3. diverse narratives and freedom of creative expression, 4. disability arts, and 5. social cohesion and conflict.◼ 1.The climate emergency and biodiversity loss:Programmes promote more environmentally sustainable practice across creative sectors, including training and R&D. Grants programmes commission innovative, interdisciplinary collaborations to increase public engagement in the climate emergency and biodiversity loss. ◼ 2.Gender equality:Programmes champion gender equality and empower women and girls to exercise their agency and fulfil their potential.◼ 3.Diverse Narratives:Programmes supports freedom of creative expression, including LGBTQIA+ rights. Through mentorship programmes, digital campaigns and delegations, artists are supported to explore the complexities of intersecting identities and issues. ◼ 4.Disability Arts:Programmes support international disability arts collaborations, build networks and deepen disabled artists’ practice, including conferences and international delegations.◼ 5.Social cohesion and conflict:Programmes support social cohesion and work with artists and heritage at risk from conflict. ◼ 1. Improve knowledge and understanding between people living and working in different contexts.◼ 2. Internationalise arts and culture sectors, helping them to expand into new markets.◼ 3. Connect cultural professionals and artists.◼ 4. Enable greater appreciation of diverse and difference forms of cultural expression.◼ 5. Create safe spaces for free expression.◼ 6. Increase agency, autonomy and voice.◼ 7. Strengthen value given to local cultural heritage and identity.◼ 8. Increase social cohesion in a range of contexts.◼ 9. Improve understanding of the role culture can play in addressing major themes.◼ 10. Share knowledge, ideas and insights to improve practice and inform policy. The audiences for this programme are:◼Cultural and social organisations.◼ Marginalised communities, including women and girls and disabled people. 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This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 887084.35 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 3233868 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 750677 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 750677 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 797330.93 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 0 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 1922484 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1922484 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 705633.08 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 705633.08 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 977089.46 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 977089.46 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 0 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3696488 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Arts and Culture Global Programmes including the Culture Responds Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme's intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-108 British Council Going Global Partnerships is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes. Going Global Partnerships builds strategic, mutually beneficial partnerships in tertiary education between the UK and other countries. These contribute to stronger, more inclusive and globally connected tertiary systems, with the UK seen as a trusted partner. The programme supports partnerships between universities, colleges, education policy makers, civil society organisations and industry partners in the UK and around the world. By building stronger international connections, Going Global Partnerships strengthens higher education and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) systems, enables research collaboration, internationalises institutions, enhances student outcomes and supports inclusion. The majority of the programme is ODA. The countries will benefit through a set of tailored interventions that primarily meet their needs. Going Global Partnerships is defined at a global level but responds to local demand and context through each country undertaking a robust system needs analysis. The scoping process involves a problem-driven approach to determine which partnership interventions and activities can best address local needs. The global programme provides global toolkits, delivery models and standardised processes where relevant, but at a country level, the programme activities are curated to meet local requirements. ODA counties will develop stronger, more inclusive and globally connected Higher Education (HE) and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) education systems, which support economic and social growth, as the main objective. The change we make:◼Supporting research, knowledge, and innovation collaboration to address local and global challenges and promote inclusive growth.◼Creating an enabling environment, supporting institutions and individuals to benefit from internationalisation.◼Improving the quality, inclusivity and efficiency of higher education and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions and systems.◼Improving the qualities and student outcomes of global graduates (e.g., soft skills, employability).◼Supporting a more equitable and inclusive tertiary education sector. The audiences for this programme are:◼Education stakeholders. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 12041541 11088917 7908664.615 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 7908664.615 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 2794646.537 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2794646.537 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 1516299 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 6572633.514 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 6572633.514 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 148907 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 1516299 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 3232540.435 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 12041541 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 148907 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3232540.435 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 11088917 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 872848 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 872848 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 3548594.213 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 3548594.213 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-110 British Council Youth Connect is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.Youth Connect is our global youth leadership programme which supports young people to develop the skills, inspiration and connections to tackle major challenges, such as climate change, employability and inequality.Youth Connect aims to provide young people with the applicable skills-for-life they need to achieve their own aspirations, follow positive pathways and contribute to more inclusive and positive societies. It creates a stronger environment for positive, values-driven youth action, particularly for women and girls, so that youth-led action contributes to addressing 21st century challenges and achieving the SDG’s. The primary benefit of the programme is to ODA countries, as the programmes will take place mostly in those countries. The change we make:◼ 1.Young people develop relevant skills and are motivated to apply them.◼ 2.Create a sustainable ecosystem of education, civil society, cultural and governmental institutions working in coalition to promote cohesion and trust building.◼ 3.Young people are able to recognise and work positively to reduce gender and other inequalities. ◼ 4.Support the UK’s commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s). The audiences for this programme are:◼ Young people, potential leaders (15-35) and marginalised groups.◼ Youth focused organisations. 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British Council 1337475.717 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1337475.717 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 1110857 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 422828 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 422828 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 1110857 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 4157146 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 2312401 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1355776.712 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1355776.712 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 515466 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 515466 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 901891.2554 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 901891.2554 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-107 British Council Schools Connect UK is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme’s ODA eligible activity and outcomes is described below. Schools Connect UK enhances the quality of primary and secondary education through international school partnerships.What we do:◼ Design and deliver international school partnerships.◼ Develop and disseminate research and evaluation.◼ Design and/or support professional development programmes / opportunities for practitioners. Why we do it:◼ To enhance the quality of primary and secondary education through international connections, partnerships and learning. ◼ Support young people to be able to communicate internationally and respond to global challenges ◼ Build mutually beneficial relationships between the UK and countries worldwide to build trust, enhance education policy and develop international perspectives. ◼ Contributing to raising the quality of education through international school partnerships.◼ Teachers have greater awareness of the importance of bringing international perspectives into the classroom.◼Young people improve their ability to communicate and collaborate with international peers and their understanding of global challenges. ◼School teachers and leaders.◼ Young people. 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Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 6182622 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1118679 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 533632 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 38007 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 0 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 0 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 5213 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 38007 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1009166.299 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 13264.8 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1009166.299 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 13264.8 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 0 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 0 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation was completed for the Schools Connect Global Programme in September 2024. This programme was a predecessor to the Schools Connect UK programme, which is in its inception phase in February 2025. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-112 British Council Empowerment is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes.The Empowerment programme supports resilience and agency, building positive pathways through English language and life skills at times of crises, focusing on disadvantaged groups. The priority themes include: ◼English in education, ◼Teaching quality, ◼Crisis, displacement and migration, ◼Girls’ education, ◼Life skills for young peopleThere are four areas of focus for this programme: 1) Capacity Building, 2) Research and insight, 3) Stakeholder engagement and, 4) Technical advice for teaching and learning resources.◼ 1. Capacity building :◾ 1.1 of teachers to support themselves and their learners at times of crisis and/or forced displacement, to access resources and peer networks◾ 1.2 of disadvantaged girls and young women through safe learning spaces and curricula and resources for English and other skills.◾ 1.3 of educators of young people to develop English and skills for employment.◼ 2. Research and insight◼ 3. Stakeholder engagement◼ 4. Technical advice for teaching and learning resourcesWhy we do it:◼Enhanced ability for individuals to access decent work, social well-being, voice, influence, agency and control over their lives and the institutions that affect them◼Improved community resilience through empowered vulnerable individuals and the parents and educators that support them◼Improved understanding of how language can support cohesion and peace◼Institutions and organisations working with marginalised youth women and girls and displaced people can better support these people and have in the British Council a trusted partner. ◼ 1. Displaced people and disadvantaged youth have improved language and other life skills to enable agency and access to resources and opportunity.◼ 2. Women and girls have improved language, life skills, confidence and agency to access opportunities in their communities.◼ 3. Educators and learning facilitators have developed capacity to support disadvantaged learners and accessed networks to share best practice.◼ 4. Partnerships between local and international institutions contribute to understanding of and support for language and other skills as enablers for disadvantaged groups. The target audiences for this programme are: ◼ Displaced people and disadvantaged youth ◼ Women and girls◼ Educators and learning facilitators◼ Partnerships between local and international institutions UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 2494109 2394559 325259 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 681985 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 325259 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 2494109 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 681985 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1039263.741 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1039263.741 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 623121.3278 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 2394559 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 384076 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 384076 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 623121.3278 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 374695.9692 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 374695.9692 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 499374.036 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 681918.1296 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 681918.1296 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 499374.036 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-BC-ODA-109 British Council Insight and Engagement is one of the Global Programmes through which the British Council delivers its grant-funded activity. The primary focus of this Global Programme is ODA eligible activity and outcomes. The Insight and Engagement Global Programme supports the global education sector through the brokering of connections, partnerships, thought leadership and student mobility. The programme has two main areas of focus the Going Global education conference series and the Education Insight hubs. ◼ 1. Going Global is a conference for leaders in international education to debate the future of tertiary education. The Going Global conference will provide a platform to foster engagement with, and learn about, regional and global challenges in tertiary education; and identify ways in which regional and international collaboration can strengthen capacity at system, institutional and individual level, ultimately contributing to improved outcomes for young people. The conference and affiliated regional events provide a unique space for knowledge sharing, connecting local, national, regional and global agendas. ◼ 2. The regional Insight hubs will support international student mobility as well as supporting the UK and British Council’s aim to increase system to system partnerships and help to create environments which enable further UK engagement. Outputs will inform and support our wider dialogues and connections aimed at developing global learning about tertiary education. ◼ 1. Increased number of partnerships (including research) with the UK.◼ 2. Improved opportunities for internationalisation of tertiary education sectors. Alongside UK institutions, regional institutions will also benefit from the same benefits of internationalisation: quality, international reputation, and advantages associated with collaboration and engagement at policy level.◼ 3. Insights and thought leadership will be shared with partners globally.◼ 4. Participation in regional and global events, giving the opportunity to learn about global trends and advances within Higher Education (HE) and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The impact we can achieve with delivery will continue to have significant impact to the sector. The audience for this programme is:◼Education stakeholders. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 1 Redman Place, London E20 1JQ 1906557 1490744 971777.45 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 971777.45 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 0 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 0 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 0 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1906557 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 24/25 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 0 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 770601.68 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q2 (July-September). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 770601.68 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q2 (July-September). British Council 225258 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q1 (April-June). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 1490744 British Council receives Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the ODA full year budget commitment for 25/26 allocated for this Global Programme by the British Council. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 225258 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q1 (April-June). British Council 829133.86 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 829133.86 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council 610678.06 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q3 (October-December). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 610678.06 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q3 (October-December). British Council 528575.42 Income received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. This is the Official Development Assistance (ODA) amount received and allocated for this Global Programme for Q4 (January-March). Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 528575.42 ODA Global Programme expenditure for Q4 (January-March). British Council This document is a Theory of Change for the Global Programme. It summarises the theory of how the Global Programme’s intervention is expected to work and the steps involved in achieving the desired outcomes and impact. This evaluation report is for a single project within the Global Programme, and provides an example of activity delivered under the programme. It does not cover all activity across the Global Programme. GB-CHC-209131-A06498 British Council Chevening is the UK government’s international scholarships programme. Funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and partner organisations, it offers awards to study in the UK for one year on a fully funded master’s degree course. The applications are open to candidates from 160+ countries, bringing around 1,500 Scholars and Fellows to the UK every year. Candidates can apply for a masters degree programme at any UK university. Therefore we have not listed every potential participating UK university (organisation) below.This IATI entry will report on the ODA-only aspect and numbers of the Chevening programme (around 95% of the scholars come from ODA countries, while the other 5% come from non-ODA countries). The mission of the Chevening programme is to support UK foreign policy priorities and achieve FCDO objectives by creating lasting positive relationships with future leaders, influencers, and decision-makers. Chevening grants awards to individuals with outstanding leadership and influencing skills from around the world, to enable them to experience a period of study in the UK. Around 95% of the scholars come from ODA countries, while the other 5% come from non-ODA countries. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council British Council IATI@britishcouncil.org https://www.britishcouncil.org/ 4049998 3348480 3353133 3534606 39000000 Commitment from Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships. Drawdown funds for disbursement for financial year 2023/24 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 57700000 Incoming commitment from Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships. This includes drawdown funds for scholarship disbursements for financial year 2025/26 and funds for programme administration for Year 3. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 20550400 Funds received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships programme. This covers programme disbursements and programme administration received for P1- P6 (April-Sept) 2025/26 Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 12279179.38 Funds paid for Chevening scholars' stipend for P1- P6 (April-Sept) 2025/26 British Council 45799999.82 Funds received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships programme 2023/24. This covers programme disbursements and programme administration. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 24035199.46 Disbursement of academic fees for Chevening Scholarships to UK universities and higher education institutions between September 2023 and April 2024 British Council 15902646.77 Funds paid for Chevening scholars' stipend between September 2023 and April 2024 British Council 4049998 Commitment from Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships. Funds for programme administration for Year 1: 01/09/23 to 31/08/24 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) British Council 52000000 Incoming commitment from Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships. This includes drawdown funds for scholarship disbursements for financial year 2024/25 and funds for programme administration for Year 2. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 50869280.03 Funds received from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Chevening Scholarships programme. This covers programme disbursements and programme administration received for P2- P12 (May-March) 2024/25 Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 25147814.29 Disbursement of academic fees for Chevening Scholarships to UK universities and higher education institutions for P2- P12 (May-March) 2024/25 British Council 22385776.29 Funds paid for Chevening scholars' stipend for P2-P12 (May-March) 2024/25 British Council 1809368.76 Funds received from the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office for Marshall Scholarships. This covers programme disbursements and programme administration between Oct 2025 and March 2026 Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 4100000 Commitment from Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office for Marshall Scholarships. Drawdown funds for disbursement for financial year 2025/26 Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) British Council 555244.63 Disbursement of academic fees for Marshall Scholarships to UK universities and higher education institutions for Q3-Q4 2025/26 British Council 437349.12 Funds paid for Marshall scholars' stipend for Q3-Q4 2025/26 British Council GB-CHC-209131-ART-IN-ACTION British Council The arts are a vital part of delivering the British Council’s mission to build peace and prosperity. Through the Art in Action programme, the British Council draws on a strong track record of building trust and understanding by connecting artists and creatives, sharing the forms and expressions that shape our identities, and promoting the role of the arts in responding to shared global challenges.Arts, culture and heritage help us understand who we are and how we interact with and shape the world, and in an increasingly volatile and complex context, they require stronger financial and policy support to unlock their potential as drivers of sustainable change. The programme will do this by:Enabling the arts and cultural sectors in the UK and internationally to increase and extend connections and networks and to reach new audiences whilst promoting appreciation of the diversity and excellence of UK arts and cultureSupporting artists to develop their practice through collaboration, to make inspiring art, to provoke debate and to respond to shared global challengesEncouraging mutual and collaborative work with artists and creatives that improves understanding, amplifies quiet voices, encourages agency and improves social cohesion particularly in fragile contextsBuilding collective understanding of how arts and culture respond to global challenges by showcasing ground-breaking programming, building evidence and sharing learning, thought-leadership and research. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office British Council British Council 9836306