Corporate report
Conflict, Stability and Security Fund annual report 2022 to 2023
This annual report explains the impact of Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) programmes from April 2022 to March 2023.
Documents
Details
This annual report covers the activity of the Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) during financial year 2022 to 2023. It describes progress towards 4 UK government priority areas:
- conflict and stability
- state threats
- transnational threats
- women, peace and security
The report highlights the clear and impactful results that CSSF programmes are achieving in these priority areas, including how the CSSF:
- supported Ukraine’s resilience against Russian-led aggressive hybrid tactics
- enabled more than 32,000 gender-based violence (GBV) survivors and people at risk of GBV to access services in Ukraine
- increased significantly the detection and seizure of illicit drugs along the main trafficking routes to the UK
- reduced grand corruption and illicit finance in the Western Balkans and Latin America
- brought about a significant drop in the sales of blank firearms in Turkey and a decrease in imports of blank firearms into the UK
- undercut Daesh propaganda through communications that reached 40 million people across the Middle East leading to a tangible reduction in support for Daesh
- strengthened international partner cyber security capabilities and resilience to cyber threats
- responded swiftly to the Turkey-Syria earthquake, providing funding for shelter and other basic needs and urban search and rescue
- supported over 600 women in conflict-prone areas in the Philippines to participate in peace processes and local governance; improving gender equality and decreasing risk of future conflict
Updates to this page
Published 16 January 2024