The Arab Partnership - What we spend, where and why

This project supports the democratic transition in Egypt through election monitoring.

Read more about this project on the UK in Egypt website

This project helps Egyptian farmers maximize yields – and works with Mercy Corps to provide access to capital, business development and
technical assistance.

Read more about the projects on the DFID website

'From the battlefield to the ballot box' – this project supports election observer training for Libyan revolutionary fighters.

Read more about this project on the UK in Libya website

We are developing a new programme to make it easier for Libyan businesses to grow and create jobs.

Read more about this project on the DFID website

This National Citizenship & Coexistence Education Strategy project aims to develop Lebanese curricula to reinforce national identity, promote inclusive citizenship & equip youth to fulfil their side of the citizen/state relationship.

Read more about this project on the Ambassador's blog page

Promoting more widespread of the electoral and democratic reform issues. School teachers, students, and rural populations will be targeted.

Read more about this project on the UK in Tunisia website

This project supports job creation with a sustainable social impact – working with African Development Bank to support social entrepreneurs to build successful start-ups.

Read more about the projects on the DFID website

The Arab Partnership programme in Algeria aims to support the broad reform process launched by the Algerian government in 2011, with a focus on the rule of law, youth employability and the public voice.



Read more about this project on the UK in Algeria website

We are supporting small and medium enterprises to grow and create jobs - A Shell Foundation project that provides finance, skills and market links.

Read more about this project on the DFID website

UK efforts to provide vulnerable youth with a forum to freely express their thoughts and opinions on the issues affecting their lives, allowing them to play an effective role in public life.



Find out more about the projects on the DFID website

The British Embassy and Kuwait Transparency Society in collaboration with the Parliamentary Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee held a conference ‘Parliamentary Ethics: The British Experience’ in May 2012. This project was funded by the Arab Partnership.

Read more about this project on the UK in Kuwait website

UK funds first ever Moroccan youth shadow government.

Read more about this project on the UK in Morocco website

Local Youth Council: Building the leadership, democracy and good governance skills of young people in the OPTs through their direct engagement with electoral processes and understanding of concepts of democratic participation and citizenship.

Read more about this project on the UK in Jerusalem website

Supporting the implementation of community sanctions and measures in Algeria as an alternative to Custodial Sentences.

The collaboration between the UK Ministry of Justice and the Algerian Ministry of Justice on Implementing Algerian Legislation that provides for Community Sanctions and Measures as an alternative to Custodial Sentences follows on from discussions between the two agencies initiated in 2009 where positive relationships were made and Algerian judicial officials were keen to work with the UK in a number of areas, particularly community sanctions.
Legislation had recently been introduced in Algeria enabling community sanctions and measures to be enacted. With this in mind, senior Algerian judges believed a project with the UK in this field would be beneficial to the country.
Building on the context outlined, the purpose of this project is to further the progress made to date and support the implementation of community sanctions and measures in Algeria.


For more details about projects, please visit the UK in Algeria website