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This project will further set groundwork for the Energy/Low Carbon pillar of a China prosperity programme, which will match China's specific reform needs with energy and low carbon sector strengths, reducing global emissions by accelerating China's energy transition.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912011\nTitle: Supporting China's development of more effective legislation, regulation and enforcement, to enhance its business environment\nDescription: This project is designed to improve China's institutional capacity in rule of law to tackle major economic and business issues that currently inhibits the business environment for international business. The project intends to promote key UK-China judicial and legal relationships, support China's enhancement of legislation and regulations, and address enforcement issues identified by international business in China. The project will also create a platform for the Rule of Law pillar of a China prosperity programme which will support progress towards a stronger rule of law including clearer judicial processes, dispute resolution and protection of intellectual property\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912012\nTitle: Supporting China's development of more effective legislation, regulation and enforcement, to enhance its business environment\nDescription: This project works in conjunction with another to improve China's institutional capacity in rule of law to tackle major economic and business issues that currently inhibit China's sustainable economic growth. The project will promote key UK-China judicial and legal relationships, support China's enhancement of legislation and regulations, and address enforcement issues identified by international business in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912015\nTitle: Supporting reform of the power sector in China\nDescription: This project is designed to support China's market structure decisions and adoption of new market arrangements in its power sector. This will support China's de-carbonisation and integration of renewable energy. The expected reforms to China's market would open access to business. This project will set further groundwork for the Energy/Low Carbon pillar of a China prosperity programme, which will match China's specific reform needs with energy and low carbon sector strengths, reducing global emissions by accelerating China's energy transition.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912016\nTitle: Supporting China's development of its regulatory approach to financial innovation\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK best practice - to support the strengthening and refinement of China's regulatory approach to financial innovation. This is intended to build Chinese capacity, support innovation, improve efficiency and manage risks. It will support the building of a more robust financial system in China. It will also provide a platform for the Financial Services pillar of a China prosperity programme. This pillar will work to promote financial sector reform though sharing policy and private sector expertise, and capacity building in the Chinese regulatory sector, to enable a transition to a more innovative and inclusive economy. This will also work to generate opportunities for international business, bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete, including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912018\nTitle: Supporting international participation in China's bond and equities market\nDescription: This project is designed to support the development of China's bond market by enhancing its audit regulatory framework. It will promote and enhance cooperation between China and global financial markets, which will support the international issuance of Chinese Yuan Renminbi (RMB)-denominated bonds in China. This collaboration will support the opening up of China's bond market to international participants, and support sustainable economic growth in China. The project is a foundation for the Financial Services pillar of a China prosperity programme. This pillar will work to promote financial sector reform though sharing policy and private sector expertise, and capacity building in the Chinese regulatory sector, to enable a transition to a more efficient, productive, inclusive economy.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912021\nTitle: Enhancing regulatory effectiveness for business in China\nDescription: This project is designed to enhance the effectiveness of regulations for business in China. It will introduce UK best practice and support China's creation of a robust regulatory regime that will enhance the sustainability of its financial system. This will reduce financial risks and market misconduct thereby benefiting international including UK business' in China. The project will lay the foundations for the Rule of Law pillar of a China prosperity programme. This pillar will support China's progress towards a stronger rule of law including clearer judicial processes, dispute resolution and protection of intellectual property, ultimately leading to an improved business environment and stronger economic growth.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912026\nTitle: Designing a measurement tool to evaluate the impact of the Rule of Law for Business programme in China\nDescription: This project aims to establish a monitoring and evaluation tool with core indicators of success to assess the progress and impact of the Rule of Law for Business programme. The programme will support China's progress on the rule of law for business including clearer judicial processes, commercial dispute resolution and protection of intellectual property, leading to an improved business environment and stronger economic growth. It is also expected to generate opportunities for international business, bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete, including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912035\nTitle: Conducting a scoping study for a UK-China research programme to facilitate increased private and international investment into Belt and Road infrastructure projects\nDescription: The project is designed to identify issues with and barriers to increased private investment in Belt and Road infrastructure projects within key thematic areas, and propose specific interventions. Increased private and international capital will be essential to delivering sustainable and commercially-viable infrastructure projects as part of the Belt and Road Initiative. The overall programme will lead to more productive, higher quality and greener overseas infrastructure investment that delivers social and economic benefits and contributes to poverty alleviation. It will also generate opportunities for international business, including UK companies.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-913001\nTitle: Administrative costs of Prosperity ODA projects in China\nDescription: Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in China [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-921001\nTitle: Enhancing China's credit risk control through studying UK best practice.\nDescription: This project is designed to help China's law-makers and financial regulators better understand the UK's approach to reducing pre-settlement credit risk, with the view to China adopting the UK's approach to these issues. This will reduce credit risk in China and bring the local market more in line with global best practice, enhancing financial stability and leading to poverty reduction through a more inclusive and sustainable Chinese economy. This will generate opportunities for international businesses in the Financial Services sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-921002\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA eligible Prosperity Fund programme in China  \nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA eligible Prosperity Fund programme in China. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-921003\nTitle: Enhancing financial stability and supporting regulatory reform in China through a UK-China Financial Services Advisory Group \nDescription: This project is designed to bring together a group of senior regulators, academics and experts to discuss and provide recommendations for how the Prosperity Fund Financial Services programme can best support the development of a more robust and transparent regulatory environment for the financial services sector in China. This work will ensure that the programme helps support China's ongoing transition to a more inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. This will also generate opportunities for international businesses in the Financial Services sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-921004\nTitle: Supporting the research and development of a UK-style pension annuities system in China\nDescription: This project will support China to improve its annuity policy and explore the feasibility of introducing an auto-enrolment mechanism in China to incentivise participation in occupational pensions.  It will help reduce poverty and support China's ongoing transition to a more inclusive and sustainable economy. This will also generate opportunities for international businesses in the Financial Services sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922001\nTitle: Strengthening China's Anti-Money Laundering Framework to meet international standards.    \nDescription: This project will involve technical assistance to help establish an anti-money laundering regime more closely aligned with international standards. Improving anti-money laundering measures will create stronger conditions for sustainable economic growth, also leading to an improved business environment for companies, including for British business\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922002\nTitle: Supporting the strengthening of China's commercial dispute resolution system for international commercial legal challenges\nDescription: This project draws on UK judicial expertise to support China's establishment of their International Commercial Court, which will deal with international commercial disputes. This will support the development of a better, fairer, more predictable commercial dispute resolution system, leading to an improved business environment for companies, including for British business. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922003\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA programme in China\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programme in China [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922004\nTitle: Supporting the promotion and development of an effective anti-money laundering system in China\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK and international expertise to support the development of an effective anti-money laundering system in China, aligned with global standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), ahead of China's FATF evaluation in 2018-19. This project will develop recommendations for meeting FATF requirements by government and business through a National Action Plan. The project will also lay the groundwork for the multi-year Prosperity Fund Rule of Law for Business programme. A stronger anti-money laundering infrastructure will enhance sustainable and inclusive economic growth and lead to an improved business environment for international business, including for British companies. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922005\nTitle: Developing more effective Intellectual Property (IP) protection in China\nDescription: This project draws on UK expertise to promote more effective IP protection and law enforcement by Chinese government and private-sector entities. It will influence e-commerce law; address counterfeit supply chains; and establish industry platforms to support China's development in these areas. This project will lay the groundwork for the multi-year Prosperity Fund Rule of Law for Business programme. An enhanced IP system will help create a more inclusive, sustainable and productive economy and improve the business environment for international business, including for British companies. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922006\nTitle: Improving the commercial dispute resolution legal framework, its implementation and enforceability in China\nDescription: The project aims to improve the quality, accessibility, consistency and enforceability of commercial dispute resolution outcomes in China. This will be achieved through a targeted policy and institutional stakeholder mapping exercise and pilot capacity-building initiatives across the government policy-makers, courts and alternative dispute resolution sectors. It will support the multi-year Rule of Law for Business programme, which will lead to an improved, fairer and more transparent business environment and stronger and more sustainable growth. This will in turn benefit improved business environment for domestic and international companies, including UK ones. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-923001\nTitle: Promoting trilateral UK-South Africa-China infrastructure cooperation and partnerships to support sustainable, inclusive economic development in South Africa  \nDescription: This pilot project, part of the China Infrastructure programme, is designed to match UK, South African and Chinese expertise and best practice to jointly identify and deliver infrastructure projects that meet South African demand. It will promote the involvement of international best practice in design, engineering, financial, professional and legal services, and environmental and social standards in Chinese-led projects. South Africa requires more productive, higher quality and greener overseas inward investment, which is fundamental to its sustainable and inclusive economic development. The trilateral infrastructure partnerships formed will provide additional opportunities for trade and investment for South African and international, including UK, businesses.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924001\nTitle: Reporting on the results of UK-China expert collaboration on  climate risk assessment\nDescription: We will report the key findings and recommendations from a multi-year collaboration between the UK Climate Change Committee and China's National Expert Committee for Climate Change, focusing on supporting China to identify and mitigate the impacts of climate change. This work supports the multi-year Energy and Low Carbon Economy Prosperity Fund programme, which aims to match China's specific reform needs with UK energy and low carbon strengths. It will also reduce global emissions by accelerating China's energy transition to a sustainable low carbon economy. This will generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies, in a sector where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924002\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA programme in China\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programme in China [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924003\nTitle: Supporting China in the design of guidelines to deliver a cleaner, lower cost and more resilient power system.\nDescription: This project is designed to support the Chinese National Energy Agency to design a set of national and sub-national power sector reform guidelines. The project will look to match China's specific reform needs with the UK's energy and low carbon sector strengths to build expert-to-expert relationships to influence the modernisation of the Chinese energy system. Supporting a cleaner, lower cost and more resilient power system will accelerate China's energy transition to a sustainable low carbon economy, thereby helping to reduce global emissions. This will also generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924004\nTitle: Developing the UK-China Clean Energy Partnership 2019 Work Plan  \nDescription: This project is designed to support the development of the UK-China Clean Energy Partnership 2019 Work Plan.  It will set out the multi-year Prosperity Fund Energy and Low Carbon Economy Programme’s focus areas for 2019/2020. This will ensure that the programme remains in line with the overall objective of reducing global emissions by accelerating China’s energy transition to a sustainable, low carbon economy. This will also generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies, in a sector where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924005\nTitle: Supporting the development of China’s offshore wind sector to help facilitate China’s low-carbon transition \nDescription: Drawing on UK expertise, this project is designed to support China in developing subsidy policies for offshore wind, so that the cost of renewable energy can be driven down. It will demonstrate the value of UK-China offshore wind collaboration through an Industry Advisory Group, to support the Clean Energy Partnership between the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and the National Energy Administration of China. It will support China’s transition to a sustainable, low carbon economy. The project will also generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924006\nTitle: Mapping China's Climate Policies (4th Edition) to increase awareness and capacity of Chinese officials to develop more ambitious climate policies \nDescription: This project is designed to update climate governance mapping to reflect the reorganisation of government agency responsibilities for national climate policy in China.  It is part of the multi-year Energy and Low Carbon programme and focuses on enhancing China’s engagement with international energy and climate governance structures. The project will increase capacity of Chinese officials to develop more ambitious climate policies and support accelerating China's energy transition to a sustainable, low carbon economy. This will also generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to UK business where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924007\nTitle: Providing UK expertise to support the design and construction of Fujian’s power sector reform through the first UK-Fujian Power Sector Reform Forum \nDescription: This project is designed to establish expertise between the UK and Fujian Province to support power sector reform. It is part of the multi-year China Energy and Low Carbon programme and focuses on clean technology policy and regulation. The project intends to support China in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and accelerate China's energy transition to a sustainable, low carbon economy. As a secondary benefit, policy, operation and technical needs arising from the reforms in Fujian will offer new opportunities for UK-China collaboration. This will generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and Low Carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to UK companies in relevant sectors where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924008\nTitle: Providing UK expertise on Power Sector Reform in Jiangsu to facilitate low carbon transition. \nDescription: This project will accelerate power sector reform process in Jiangsu with UK policy and market expertise.  It is part of the multi-year China Energy and Low Carbon programme and focuses on clean technology policy and regulation. The success of this project will facilitate Jiangsu’s low carbon transition and accelerate China's overall energy transition to a sustainable, low carbon economy. As a secondary benefit, policy, operation and technical needs arising from these reforms offer new opportunities for UK-China collaboration. This will generate opportunities for international business in the Energy and low Carbon sectors, bringing potential and bring potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-925001\nTitle: Providing Economic Appraisal Support for the China Prosperity Fund Future Cities Programme.\nDescription: This project’s aim is to provide expert economic analysis to improve the design of future programming, and develop programme interventions for the multi-year Prosperity Fund Future Cities programme. The programme is designed to use UK expertise to work with Chinese cities and partners to assist with the development challenges of rapid urbanisation, such as environmental damage, over use of resources, poor health outcomes and inefficient infrastructure development, all of which impact disproportionately on the poor. This will support China to make cities smarter and more efficient, inclusive, green and sustainable places for a growing population, Helping overcome these urban challenges will also lead to an improved business environment for companies, including for British business.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-911002\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the China Phase 2 ODA Programme\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the China Phase 2 ODA Programme [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921001\nTitle: Supporting China to improve the skills of Early Years education professionals.\nDescription: This project aims to support China in developing a wider policy framework and training models to improve the skills of Early Years education professionals, drawing on UK experience and best practice. This supports the multi-year Skills programme of the China Prosperity Portfolio, which plans to improve education and skills levels, which in turn will lead to inclusive economic growth. It will also generate opportunities for international business and bring benefits to UK companies in sectors where they are best placed to compete, including Education and Training.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921002\nTitle: Conducting a scoping study to inform future work for the China Prosperity Fund Skills programme.\nDescription: This project is designed to identify barriers to and opportunities for addressing China's skills gap, and to propose recommendations and interventions in specific sectors. The project will inform the design of the Skills programme of the China Prosperity Portfolio. The overall programme will support reforms across China's skills sector that deliver social and economic benefits and contribute to poverty alleviation. The Skills programme will generate opportunities for international business and bring benefits to UK companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete, including Education and Training. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921003\nTitle: Strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Ningbo, China \nDescription: This pilot project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support China in improving Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Ningbo. Working jointly with the Ningbo municipal government and engaging practitioners across multiple sectors in Ningbo’s TVET industry, this project will lay the groundwork for, and inform the design of, the multi-year Prosperity Fund Skills programme of the China Prosperity Portfolio. This will lead to a more skilled and productive workforce, helping China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. It will also generate opportunities for international business in the Skills and Education sectors, bringing potential benefits to British companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921004\nTitle: Supporting Technical and Vocational Education and Training in China's advanced manufacturing and logistics industries\nDescription: This pilot project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support China in improving Technical and Vocational Education and Training in the advanced manufacturing and logistics industries. Working jointly with key Chinese stakeholders such as the National Reform and Development Commission and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, and engaging practitioners in the Chinese Technical and Vocational Education and Training industry, this project will lay the groundwork for, and inform the design of, the multi-year Prosperity Fund Skills programme, part of the China Prosperity Portfolio. This programme will lead to a more skilled and productive workforce helping China's ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. It will also generate opportunities for international business in the Skills and Education sectors, bringing potential benefits to British companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921005\nTitle: Strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training in priority vocational industries in China.\nDescription: This project is designed to build the understanding of policy makers from key Chinese ministries of the strengths of UK vocational expertise. This will help identify opportunities where the UK can support China to develop and improve its wider policy and training models in priority vocational sectors, and facilitate international partnerships. This project will lay the groundwork for, and inform the design of, the multi-year Prosperity Fund Skills programme of the China Prosperity Portfolio. This programme will lead to a more skilled and productive workforce, helping China's ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. It will also generate opportunities for international business in the Skills and Education sectors, bringing potential benefits for British companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921006\nTitle: Scoping and research to support development of Prosperity Fund China Global Partners Programme.\nDescription: The project will undertake research, stakeholder consultation and analysis to support the development of the multi-year Global Partners programme. The project will make recommendations on designing a Programme that, through engagement with the UK, provides Chinese future leaders with the knowledge and networks needed to tackle key global challenges, and develop and implement policies for the reduction of poverty and inclusive, sustainable and productive economic growth. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921007\nTitle: UK technical expertise to support development of Prosperity Fund China Skills Programme  \nDescription: The project is designed to support the development of the multi-year Skills programme. It will bring UK skills experts together to discuss and provide recommendations on how the programme can be best designed to promote better skills outcomes. It focuses particularly on tackling the development of better standards, progression pathways, as part of a more responsive and industry-led Skills sector, to support China's  ongoing transition to a more inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. The programme will also increase equality of skills outcomes through interventions aimed at benefiting migrant workers, unemployed youth and women in particular. It will also generate opportunities for international business including in the technical and vocational education and training sector, and bring potential benefits to UK companies in sectors where they are best placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-922001\nTitle: Supporting China to strengthen its health care system in handling Non-communicable diseases.   \nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK best practice to support the strengthening of the primary care system in China. Scoping activities will identify areas of collaboration.   The project will help China build its capacity and expertise to deal with the challenges posed by non-communicable diseases and set the groundwork for part of the China Prosperity Fund Health programme. This work will also generate opportunities for international business in the healthcare sector, with potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-922002\nTitle: Conducting a scoping and design study to assess opportunities for the China Prosperity Fund Health programme  \nDescription: The project is designed to facilitate UK expertise in supporting reform of China’s healthcare system and propose specific interventions for the multi-year Prosperity Fund Health programme. The overall programme will focus particularly on tackling non-communicable diseases in the Primary Care system and improving access to medicines to promote better health outcomes. Strengthening the health sector will support social and economic development and contributes to poverty alleviation. This will generate opportunities for international business in the healthcare sector, bringing potential benefits to UK companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-922003\nTitle: UK technical expertise to support development of Prosperity Fund China Health Programme\nDescription: The project is designed to support the development of the multi-year China Health programme. It will bring UK health experts and academics together to discuss and provide recommendations on how the programme can be best designed to promote better health outcomes. It focuses particularly on tackling the rising burden of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) through strengthening the Primary Care System and improving patient access to medicines. The programme will increase equality of health outcomes, notably through increased access to care – a change that will especially benefit women. It will generate opportunities for international business in the Healthcare sector, and bring potential benefits to UK companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000003\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in China\nDescription: Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912022\nTitle: Supporting the reform and development of China’s pension sector\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise, and the UK model, to support China's pension reform. With an ageing population in China, there is a pressing need to develop a stronger pension framework. The project will build foundations for the Financial Services pillar of a China prosperity programme. The programme will work to promote financial sector reform though sharing policy and private sector expertise, and capacity building in the Chinese regulatory sector. It will look to generate opportunities for international business, including UK companies.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000056\nTitle: Developing effective green bond assessment and rating frameworks in China.\nDescription: The project is designed to deliver, by September 2016, effective green bond assessment and rating frameworks for China, and assist implementation of them, in order to drive investment decisions that maximise the environmental benefit of every green bond denominated in Renminbi (RMB).\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000057\nTitle: Promoting development of green principles in Chinese healthcare, including in infrastructure and service delivery to support sustainable healthcare\nDescription: The project is designed to allow the Chinese government to draw upon UK experience to promote the development of green health and care systems which support intelligent, resilient and sustainable healthcare. It will achieve this by running provincial level pilot initiatives to strengthen the function of health management and promote green infrastructure, operation and service delivery. A final workshop will present to Chinese Ministries an overview of international case studies on sustainable healthcare, including from the UK, and will generate options for China's adoption of green principles in its healthcare systems.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000058\nTitle: Supporting China to increase capacity in international tax cooperation\nDescription: The project is designed to enable Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs and China's State Administration of Taxation to work together through the Forum on Tax Administration (FTA), holding bilateral and multilateral Tax Administration discussions to drive forward G20 tax priorities and support China's joint role as G20 president and host of the FTA Plenary.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000059\nTitle: Supporting China's Research and Development capabilities through establishing an Innovation Gateway in Shanghai\nDescription: The project is designed to build a platform that assists the local government and Research and Development base in Shanghai to facilitate academia-industry collaboration. By doing this, the project intends to make China's Research and Development more competitive internationally, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000061\nTitle: Supporting Chinese efforts to re-use brownfield and marginal land for low carbon and renewable energy purposes\nDescription: The project is designed to promote China-UK collaboration to evaluate and adapt innovative methodologies, in order that China can re-use brownfields and marginal land for low carbon and renewable energy purposes. This is intended to support the development of low-resource strategies for land management, decontamination of land, urban regeneration, and community enterprise for brownfield and marginal land areas. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000062\nTitle: Designing a power market protocol for China that enables better renewable energy integration\nDescription: The project is designed to support China's orientation towards renewable energy by producing proposals for adoption by China's National Energy Administration. These include proposals, based on UK and US experience, for a market model, pricing mechanism and operation rules. The proposals will serve as a source of reference for China for its creation of a more competitive power market.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000063\nTitle: Strengthening China's evidence discovery procedure in intellectual property litigation\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK and EU experience to develop China's trademark system and brand management practice by working with its government and its legal and industrial sectors raising awareness and capacity building. This is intended to enhance the institutional environment for brand operations of companies operating in China, including UK ones. For example, they will be better-placed to protect their revenues and derive further income by licensing or sale of brand rights.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000064\nTitle: Supporting the national rollout of provincial level climate legislation in China\nDescription: The project is designed to refine draft climate legislation in China by drawing on international best practice and feeding in key findings from four provinces that already have climate regulation - Jiangsu, Hubei, Shijiazhuang and Nanchang. The project will involve seminars in these four provinces to share practices and experience, plus the submission to the Chinese government of a final report that advises on national and provincial policy.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000065\nTitle: Supporting efforts to tackle antimicrobial resistance in rural Anhui, China.\nDescription: The project is designed to trial (by producing, validating and promoting) a practical package (\"ECROPS\") against antimicrobial resistance in rural Anhui, China. It is intended that, in future years of programming, the package – if successful – will be evaluated and expanded in the province.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000066\nTitle: Supporting the adoption of a roadmap in Sichuan province on the development of alternative energy sources in China\nDescription: The project is designed to support Sichuan's adoption of a roadmap to support its development of alternative energy sources. The implementer will produce recommendations to Sichuan's government on improving regulations for shale gas development. It is intended that this leads to Sichuan's adoption of the recommendations, leading to a national pilot project in 2-3 years time.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000067\nTitle: Promoting UK-China collaborations in areas such as co-productions and film exports, to support economic reform and diversification in China, thereby generating opportunities for international business, including from the UK\nDescription: The project is designed to support the internationalisation of the Chinese film industry by enhancing UK-China collaborations particularly in areas such as co-productions and film exports. This will include improving policy skills, expertise and policy frameworks that support China's engagement in international markets. It is intended that UK and Chinese industries develop a relationship that fosters an increased understanding of each others' creative and commercial working practices. This will help facilitate co-productions more effectively and increase the competitiveness of Chinese films internationally, thereby promoting economic rebalancing in China and generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000068\nTitle: Supporting policy in China by holding the Second UK-China Forum on Social Policy and Public Sector Reform\nDescription: The project is designed to bring together influential officials, scholars and practitioners from China and the UK at a Second UK-China Forum on Social Policy and Public Sector Reform, in order to influence central government policy, social policy issues and public sector reform in line with China's 13th Five-Year Plan. The targeted policy areas include open data, civil contingency, public service delivery and government performance evaluation.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000069\nTitle: Supporting China's ability to monitor greenhouse gas emissions\nDescription: The project is designed to improve China's monitoring of its greenhouse gas emissions, to encourage China's move to low carbon production, thereby decreasing the risk from Climate Change. This will be achieved by establishment of a set of indicators that will regularly provide government leaders with a clear assessment of the risk of following a high emissions pathway, and the priority actions needed to avoid it.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000070\nTitle: Supporting China's ability to monitor climate risks.\nDescription: The project is designed to improve China's monitoring of climate risks, helping to develop China's markets in climate resilient infrastructure and insurance. This will be achieved by establishing a set of climate risk indicators that will regularly provide government leaders with a clearer assessment of risk than is currently available, thereby generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000071\nTitle: Supporting public engagement and consultation on China's design and delivery of energy projects\nDescription: The project is designed to share UK and international experience in developing more effective public engagement and consultation, in order to improve the planning and implementation of both China and UK energy projects. This will include sharing experience to improve government, regulators' and companies' ability to understand and address public hopes and concerns with regard to the delivery of energy infrastructure plans in China and the UK, through effective communication and engagement.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000072\nTitle: Supporting China's transition to low carbon energy by enhancing its government's capability to monitor energy statistics\nDescription: The project is designed to increase knowledge and use – at both national and provincial government level in China - of best practice methodologies, and internationally-agreed concepts and definitions in energy statistics. It is intended that China's energy statistics capability is thereby enhanced, enabling China to monitor energy policy through its transition to low carbon. Doing so will align China's data collection with OECD countries, which will accelerate China's transition to low carbon growth.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000073\nTitle: Strengthening primary care capacity in China through training to help the health of the poor whilst creating openings for international and UK business\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to strengthen the training of Chinese GPs in paediatrics to improve their skills across diagnoses and treatments, in pilot cities. This project will enable primary care institutions to take on more responsibilities in dealing with child medical issues, relieving pressure on tertiary paediatric services. Chinese policy makers will use the pilot report to inform the establishment of tiered treatment guidelines. This is expected to generate commercial and collaborative opportunities for international entities, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000074\nTitle: Improving the efficiency of electricity markets in Yunnan, China\nDescription: The project is designed to improve the efficiency of electricity markets in China, through a pilot project on reforming electricity wholesale and retail markets in Yunnan Province. In doing this, it will draw upon UK policy and market expertise to inform and accelerate Yunnan's power market pilot, facilitating the transition to low carbon of the world's largest power sector. This will generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000075\nTitle: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in China by storage of carbon dioxide in depleted gas reservoirs.\nDescription: The project is designed to use UK expertise to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by developing the storage of carbon dioxide in depleted gas reservoirs. It is intended that China's Ministry of Science and Technology adopts policy recommendations on such storage, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000076\nTitle: Sustaining the rapid growth of China's Green Bond Market\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon the UK's leadership in global financial markets to sustain the rapid growth of China's Green Bond Market, which involves proceeds of bonds being allocated to environmental projects, and contributes to reduction of emissions. It is intended to enhance the connection between China's domestic green bond market and the international market. It is also intended to establish green bonds as a tool for China to tap into international capital markets to finance low-carbon and climate resilient projects, which would open up opportunities for international business, including UK companies.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000077\nTitle: Supporting China's positive engagement with the WTO and G20 to enhance the global trade environment\nDescription: The project is designed to support China's adoption, by December 2016, of expert policy recommendations in the areas of WTO negotiations and the agenda of the 2016 G20 Summiton trade, investment and development, substantially advancing an open, rules-based world trading system and global economic governance.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000078\nTitle: Supporting China's development of standards for Smart Cities.\nDescription: The project is designed to use UK expertise to support China's development of standards (compatible with UK ones) for Smart Cities. It is intended that China will draw upon UK expertise to set up strategic standards, encompassing a concept model, reference framework and applicable information communication technology indicators, supporting economic reform and growth in China, and generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000079\nTitle: Improving China's protection of intellectual property rights, including its copyright collective licensing system.\nDescription: The project is designed to improve China's copyright collective licensing system and improve UK-China cooperation on dispute resolution. It is intended that, by January 2018, better resolution of disputes results in Chinese judges' increased awareness and consequent policy input to ongoing copyright reforms, thereby leading to higher revenues for Chinese and international creative industries companies (including UK ones) and individual creators.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000080`\nTitle: Supporting the improvement of Chinese labour standards\nDescription: This is a project designed to support the improvement of Chinese labour standards in the restructuring of the country's manufacturing sector, in line with the relevant UN guiding principles. In doing so, it intends to promote fundamental workers' rights in China's rapidly-changing manufacturing sector, by equipping companies to change their business and human rights policy in order to address high-risk issues that obstruct implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. This is intended to benefit the Chinese workforce and the supply chain management of Chinese and international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000081\nTitle: Supporting the strengthening of competition policy in China\nDescription: The project is designed to support China's National Development and Reform Commission to develop and adopt a policy framework and implementation path, in order to establish the mechanism of fair competition scrutiny. This is intended to create a better and fairer business environment in China, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000082\nTitle: Supporting China's development of its regulatory regime for private equity and hedge funds\nDescription: The project is designed to support the strengthening and refinement of China's hedge fund and private equity fund regulatory framework, in order to build a more robust financial system in China and encourage foreign participation in the Chinese private fund industry. In doing so, it is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000083\nTitle: Supporting China to further develop and open up its commodities derivatives market, through an initial focus in Guangdong province\nDescription: The project is designed to support China to further develop and open up its commodities derivatives market, though an initial focus on Guangdong province. It is intended that, by December 2017, Guangdong government will introduce practical plans aimed at the further opening of commodities futures, especially precious metals and non-ferrous metals, to international markets as part of the wider strategy of internationalising the RMB. This will benefit China and provide better access to Chinese capital markets for international (including UK) investors.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000084\nTitle: Supporting the development of the Chinese anti-money laundering framework\nDescription: The project is designed to provide technical support to China's anti-money laundering framework in order to support preparation for the Financial Action Task Force Mutual Evaluation. This contributes to ensuring the integrity of China's financial system, help to provide a level playing for businesses, reduces risks and encourages investment from international firms.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000086\nTitle: Developing China's crowd-funding regulatory policy, to promote China's internet finance market growth\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK experiences and expertise to support China to improve its crowd-funding regulatory policy, and put in place a UK-China framework for crowd-funding cooperation, based on the practices of Guizhou province. The UK-China collaboration will build expertise and create links with key stakeholders in China's internet finance market, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000087\nTitle: Supporting regulatory reform of the Shenzhen private equity market\nDescription: The project is designed to promote regulatory reform of the Shenzhen private equity market. This supports China's drive to reform its economy under its 13th Five Year Plan, one focus of which is to address the fact that regulation has not kept pace with market development. If enacted, such reform can enable direction of finance in China towards the most innovative and efficient sectors of the economy, to support economic rebalancing, financial inclusion and poverty reduction, particularly for the growth of SMEs. The support is aimed at helping the Shenzhen government introduce a pilot plan with an aim to further broaden and deepen its private equity market through expanding quotas and relaxing regulatory restriction on foreign market participants.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000088\nTitle: Promoting the development of the market in Chinese local government debt\nDescription: The project takes up an issue discussed in the 2015 UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue regarding the development of China's local debt markets. It is designed to provide policy suggestions for the development of Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Local Government Debt Issuance in China to be issued by the Ministry of Finance in 2017, thereby generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000089\nTitle: Applying expertise to science and engineering teaching in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to share innovative approaches in the teaching of academic and vocational STEM (Science Technology Education and Mathematics) education, based on successful methodologies developed in the UK, with leading Chinese teachers/schools and Ministries of Education/Science and Technology, thereby benefiting education in China and laying a foundation for long-term collaboration with the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000090\nTitle: Researching population ageing to support the design of medical reimbursement policies in Shanghai\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to reveal the relationship between age and medical expenses, and the characteristics of end-of-life expenses among the elderly in Shanghai. Through undertaking a ‘value for money' analysis to identify inappropriate resource use on elderly care in Shanghai, and learning lessons from the UK context, this project will provide a reference for policy design and implementation in Shanghai, both under the 13th Five-Year Plan and through guidance that the Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau is due to issue on the Elderly Care Social Security System by the end of 2016. Chinese adoption of UK proposals in the study has the potential to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000091\nTitle: Increasing awareness among Chinese stakeholders about enforcement of intellectual property rights\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK best practice to protect and enforce intellectual property (IP) rights among Chinese rights owners. A UK-China Intellectual Property conference in London will demonstrate UK policy designed to protect IP, which in turn will help support innovation and growth in the respective sectors.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000092\nTitle: Supporting enterprises in Chongqing, China to manage effective carbon reduction through emissions trading\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK experience and expertise to support Chongqing-based enterprises covered by China's national Emission Trading Scheme, so these enterprises establish their corporate-level carbon management system. In doing so, this is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000093\nTitle: Developing a human resources strategy for Chongqing's Free Trade Zone\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK experience to support the adoption of a ‘Human Resources Strategy' by the Chongqing government's various human resources departments and Liangjiang New Area's governance structure. It is then intended that these entities will disseminate Chongqing's best practices to other Free Trade Zones in China. This will help open up the market for foreign professional training and qualification service providers, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000094\nTitle: Increasing Guangdong's competitiveness by supporting investment along the Maritime Silk Road\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK expertise to enhance Guangdong's overall competitiveness in overseas investment through: firstly, learning from models of industry regulation and risk control; and secondly, deeper collaboration with UK professional service providers.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000095\nTitle: Supporting Yangtze Delta Region cities with their climate change risk adaption plan\nDescription: The project is designed to develop a climate change self-assessment tool to help Yangtze River Delta Region cities draw up climate change adaptation plans, supporting the efforts of these cities to be among China's National Development and Reform Commission's 30 demonstration cities for climate change adaptation. As the project is implemented, UK expertise on infrastructure policy and services may be accepted by Chinese policy makers, potentially generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000096\nTitle: Supporting the incorporation of climate risk assessment in Shanghai's Water Supply Infrastructure Strategy\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK expertise to influence the Shanghai government's water sector asset investment policy, by providing a robust framework for Climate Change vulnerability assessment. There is potential for such assessment to be replicated to other regions of China. The project will also generate business opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK, to provide equipment, technology and consulting services to the Chinese authorities.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000097\nTitle: Promoting UK-China film collaborations that will build capacity in the Chinese TV industry and supporting the internationalisation of China's film industry, thereby generating opportunities for international business, including from the UK\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon the expertise of UK TV professionals so that the Chinese TV sector and relevant Chinese authorities learn a range of new skills, which will enable them to increase their commercial, creative and technical aptitude, enabling them to build capacity. They will build their knowledge and skills to help create an expanding, sustainable and vibrant sector, thereby promoting economic diversification in China and generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000098\nTitle: Increasing the understanding of stakeholders in Jiangsu, China of the commercial aspects of offshore wind electricity generation\nDescription: The project is intended to increase the understanding of Jiangsu energy regulators and market stakeholders of offshore wind market conditions. This will be achieved through a series of reports that draw upon UK experience. The project will also explain UK policy and commercial solutions in Jiangsu, bolstering sustainable growth of China's largest offshore wind market, accelerating the low carbon transition, enhancing energy security, reducing global technology costs and generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000099\nTitle: Promoting the development of China's marine energy technology and utilisation\nDescription: The project intends to draw upon UK expertise to promote the development of marine energy technology and utilisation. This will include policy recommendations to China to build a framework for commercialising marine energy technologies and standards. It is hoped that China will adopt the recommendations, establish a Marine Energy Centre, and tap the advantages of marine energy as a new source of renewable energy which can be consistently generated throughout the year. This would also promote creation of a new market and potential opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000100\nTitle: Supporting China to develop a talent management database for greenhouse gas experts\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK expertise to assist China's development of a national training, qualification, and registration database for Greenhouse Gas experts, available to market participants. In doing so, it intends to upgrade China's knowledge base, help ensure that experts are properly qualified/certified, and further ensure the orderly operation of the national Emissions Trading Scheme through the scoping of a centralised talent management system by mid 2017.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000101\nTitle: Supporting independent verification of carbon emissions in Shanghai and neighbouring provinces in China\nDescription: The project is designed to harness UK expertise to support the building of capacity for the independent verification of carbon emissions in Shanghai, as a pilot city for China's National Emissions Trading Scheme. This project will provide a solid model for neighbouring provinces to emulate and support the provision of expertise to create a strong, reliable, business friendly system, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000102\nTitle: Supporting the development of an Emissions Trading Scheme in South China\nDescription: The project is designed to launch a Carbon Trading platform in south China by June 2017. This project will build on the UK's strong links to Guangdong, collaborate with provinces in the Pan Pearl River Delta, and bring in UK expertise to help all of Southern China build a strong, effective, interconnected carbon trading infrastructure, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000103\nTitle: Supporting market development and regulatory reform in insurance in Guangdong Nansha Free Trade Zone, China.\nDescription: The project is designed to deliver policy recommendations to the insurance market authorities on relaxing restrictions on foreign insurance companies, focusing on registration of institutions, personnel, and funds in Guangdong Nansha Free Trade Zone. This is expected to generate opportunities for international business, including from the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000104\nTitle: Assisting the development and application of environmental risk assessment in China's green financial system\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to further drive the adaptation of natural capital valuation in China's financing and investment decisions by relevant governmental authorities and financial institutions in China's transition to a low carbon and sustainable economy.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000105\nTitle: Supporting the development of green finance projects in three Chinese cities\nDescription: The project is designed to develop plans or regulations on green finance, assist with the establishment of a green financial system, and introduce green industrial and financial solutions, in three Chinese cities. This is intended to strengthen the development of China's green finance market.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000106\nTitle: Working with China to improve international cooperation on corruption cases\nDescription: The project is designed to bring together practitioners from leading countries to influence China's G20 Presidency agenda of new solutions for improving international legal assistance in trans-border corruption cases, to be implemented by G20 as well as non-G20 countries. Increased transparency and integrity in trade such as through ensuring customs compliance and better internal controls, will help to improve the business environment which in turn benefits wider society.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000107\nTitle: Strengthening China's evidence discovery procedure in intellectual property litigation\nDescription: The project is designed to support the protection of intellectual property (IP) rights in China, by the adoption by IP courts in China of policy to develop more effective – but proportionate – evidence discovery procedures in civil court cases, facilitating the determination of infringement of IP rights and calculation of compensatory damages, and benefiting domestic and international (including UK) IP owners.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000108\nTitle: Supporting China's development of its low-carbon automobile policy to reduce the rapid increase in Chinese vehicle emissions\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK collaboration with the Chinese government to study the low-carbon regulations for China's rapidly growing automobile industry and produce a clear roadmap to reducing emissions across the industry. This will result in increasing demand for design and technology, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000109\nTitle: Supporting China's development of a carbon emissions reduction roadmap for the Guangdong transport sector\nDescription: The project is designed to draw upon UK expertise to secure the commitment, by the end of 2017, of Guangdong province to the Carbon Emissions Reduction Roadmap. This will set an ambitious target to reduce emissions in the transportation sector in the 13th Five Year Plan.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000110\nTitle: Preparing Guangdong's household carbon credit system for national and international adoption\nDescription: The project is designed, through a review of international consumption-based carbon emission reduction reward systems, and the current pilots in Guangdong province, to produce general operating principles for an equivalent system in Guangdong, which can be replicated nationally and internationally. This will be produced for the Guangdong Development and Reform Commission and its pilot cities by March 2017. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000111\nTitle: Delivering a summit promoting UK-China collaboration on clean energy\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance UK-China collaboration in energy grids and storage, offshore renewable energy sources and carbon reduction/energy efficiency. Through sharing of UK expertise, potential pipelines will be indentified, assisting the development of low carbon and greener energy systems in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000112\nTitle: Developing evidence-based care pathways for chronic disease in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to inform and influence China's national and local health policies, by developing and implementing evidence-based guidance for care pathways in terms of chronic disease management, to improve and standardise quality of care. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000113\nTitle: Building capacity for community-based dementia care in Qingdao, China\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK experience to inform forthcoming guidance on \"Promoting Community Aged Care\" in Qingdao, and policies under the 13th Five-Year Aged Care Plan in Qingdao, by June 2017. This will be done through study reports and capacity building. A comparative report on UK and Qingdao dementia care services is also being produced, which will be used to inform a public education campaign and policy recommendations. This will include proposals for a dementia care service model at the community level. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000114\nTitle: Promoting innovative financing of patient care in Zhejiang Province, China\nDescription: The project is designed for Zhejiang Province to draw upon UK expertise to consider new patient care facilities using replicable delivery models and exemplars for innovative financing of patient care. A ‘Supply and Demand' assessment of healthcare infrastructure requirements in Zhejiang will be produced and a pilot hospital identified to trial different financing models. This will provide an opportunity to participate in the redefinition of the patient referral policy, in Zhejiang and enable access to a new market estimated at £150 million, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000115\nTitle: Supporting sustainable urbanisation in Kunming, China\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise in urban regeneration to inform Kunming government policy, by adopting policy recommendations (for example, on urban planning and regeneration, and in the digital and healthcare fields). It is further intended that the Kunming government will disseminate best practice from Kunming-Liverpool co-operation, as a result of the ‘3 year cooperation plan' being implemented and commercial links established by this project. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000117\nTitle: Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights in China\nDescription: The project is designed to develop an effective regime for addressing challenges to intellectual property (IP) protection in China, both online through e-commerce channels, and via offline networks which facilitate the trade in counterfeit products between China and ASEAN nations. A more effective regime will increased protection and help to contribute to a healthier business environment, innovation and related economic growth.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000118\nTitle: Improved absorption and management of waste water at airports in China\nDescription: The project is designed to raise awareness of water management around major infrastructure projects through environmentally friendly designs. The primary focus will be Beijing's New Airport. The aim will be to help reduce the environmental impact, flood risks and minimise water consumption. The successful format can be used as a case study to repeat at other new airports and infrastructure developments ensuring efficient resource use and a reduced impact to surrounding populations.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000119\nTitle: Improving educational equipment standards in China\nDescription: The project is designed to systematically analyse UK and Chinese education technology and equipment standards, and determine comparative advantage. This is intended to inform China's amendment of its education equipment standards for its 13th Five-Year Plan. It is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses including from the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000120\nTitle: Supporting China's educational reform and facilitate UK-China education cooperation\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK experience to deepen China's education reform and facilitate UK-China education cooperation. It will do this through setting up an education system pilot project in the fields of tourism and hospitality management, and cultural creativity, by June 2017. In doing so, it is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000121\nTitle: Developing a China Future School Assessment Guide to improve Chinese students' attainment and teachers' ability.\nDescription: The project is designed to use UK leading models of student and teaching assessment to trial and evaluate the UK assessment model in Chinese schools. This has the aim of establishing assessment standards for students and teachers, leading to China's Ministry of Education incorporating the standards proposed.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000122\nTitle: Promoting the commercialisation of abandoned mine methane (AMM) recovery in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to produce a policy framework for an abandoned mine methane commercial pilot, which will be shared with key policy makers and stakeholders in China (including coal companies). The project will bring together UK and Chinese companies, enabling further pilots in China, and the potential for commercial opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000123\nTitle: Improving understanding of the risks for investors and implications for policymakers of stranded coal-fired power assets in China\nDescription: The project is designed to: (i) improve the understanding of financial institutions and regulators in China (such as the People's Bank of China and the China Banking Regulatory Commission) so they better understand the risks of stranded coal-fired generation assets and their precise exposure, so that they can shift capital away from such investments and take steps to manage the build-up of stranded asset risk in China's financial system; and (ii) support China's central government (e.g. the National Energy Administration and the National Development and Reform Commission) and the Jilin Provincial Government to better manage the political challenges, especially those in the electricity sector, associated with asset stranding and to formulate policies that can ensure a smoother transition away from coal-fired generation.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000124\nTitle: Developing a framework to analyse economic structural reform, to support China's economic transition – and improve the G20 structural reform analysis framework\nDescription: This project is designed to improve the G20 structural reform analysis framework, particularly the quantitative analysis framework, and further improve the G20 structural reform agenda and assessment of reform efforts.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000125\nTitle: Supporting capacity building in the services sector in Beijing\nDescription: The project is designed to strengthen the capacity and influence of the local Beijing government in this pilot opening of China's services market, by building capacity and expertise in the services sector through support for the China International Fair for Trade in Services. The intention is that this will eventually be replicated across the country, supporting China's long-term integration into global markets and transition to a service-orientated economy. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000126\nTitle: Improving the capacity of clinical microbiologists in China against the global threat of antimicrobial resistance\nDescription: The project is designed to use UK expertise in clinical microbiology, to improve the capacity of clinical microbiologists in China. It is intended that antimicrobial stewardship will be implemented in China by March 2017.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000127\nTitle: Building capacity and expertise for digital healthcare in Xi'an district, China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on experience and best practice from Sheffield to build capacity and expertise for digital healthcare in Xi'an and Tongchuan in China. The UK-China collaboration will focus on digital healthcare innovation, in order to build expertise and create links with key stakeholders in China's digital healthcare market, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000128\nTitle: Researching better hospital support for integrated medical and social care for the elderly in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise, through a series of UK-China collaborative activities, on integrated care research and development. It will include study reports and capacity building. This will help inform policy recommendations for China's National Committee on Ageing and the Ministry of Health in view of developing an improved integrated system for elderly requiring healthcare in China. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000129\nTitle: Promoting China's low carbon transition by mitigating the social and economic impacts of coal subsidy reform\nDescription: The project is designed to share UK and international experience to support China's National Development and Reform Commission's implementation of policies to mitigate the social and economic impacts of coal subsidy reform in China, to reduce its use of coal and coal subsidies in order to accelerate its low carbon transition. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000130\nTitle: Increasing renewable energy in China through developing policies on market models for supporting energy storage\nDescription: The project is designed to develop policies to support suitable market models for energy storage in China based on international best practice, enabling greater utilisation of renewable energy and creating new market opportunities in China's low carbon energy sector by June 2017, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000131\nTitle: Improving the credit bond rating system in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK experience to improve the current credit bond rating system in China, to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between the bond markets in China and the UK, and to support the process of RMB internationalization. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000132\nTitle: Support the development of China's cross-border e-commerce regulatory framework in the Guangdong Free Trade Zone\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on the best practice of UK e-commerce providers and government, to propose an innovative cross-border e-commerce regulatory approach, and support Guangdong Free Trade Zone. A clarification and harmonisation of rules as well as increased efficiency and transparency of its customs clearance, inspection and quarantine, will boost consumer confidence and encourage growth of local businesses. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000133\nTitle: Supporting the development and impact of environmental, social and governance regulations through engagement with Chinese listed companies\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to raise awareness and capacity on climate reporting amongst the top 100 Chinese companies; assist the China Securities Regulatory Commission to accelerate its regulation on environmental, social and governance; and mainstream corporate climate change reporting in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000134\nTitle: Using China's G20 Presidency to promote women's entrepreneurship\nDescription: The project is designed to use China's G20 Presidency to drive forward the further development of women's entrepreneurship education programmes, to increase women's economic participation in the long term.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000135\nTitle: Establish a Beijing Carbon Capture Utilisation Storage (CCUS) initiative to accelerate CCUS policy formulation, technology and knowledge transfer and commercialisation in China.\nDescription: The project is designed to use UK expertise to establish the initial operation of the Beijing Carbon Capture Utilisation Storage (CCUS) Initiative; accelerate the policy-making process in China's National Development Reform Committee; enable technology and knowledge transfer; and help facilitate commercialisation of CCUS demonstration projects in China by March 2017.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000136\nTitle: Tackling energy conservation and environmental policy conflicts in Guangdong, China\nDescription: The project is designed to support the Guangdong government, by the end of 2016, to take action to coordinate and integrate its currently segmented energy conservation and environmental policies. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000137\nTitle: Helping Chinese G20 Presidency contribute to global governance\nDescription: The project, which involves the co-organisation of a forum by Chatham House and China's Counsellors Office of the State Council Forum, is designed to identify any remaining opportunities within G20 processes in the run up to the summit in Hangzhou in September 2016, and identify areas where UK-China cooperation could support the implementation of existing and new G20 agreements on global governance following the summit.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000138\nTitle: Capacity building in cities in East China, to help China's industrial upgrade and sustainable economic growth\nDescription: The project is designed to support China's industrial upgrade and the sustainability of China's economic model. It intends to do this through new strategic collaborations between six cites in the Midlands (through the Midlands ‘Engine for Growth') and cities in East China. These collaborations will be in areas such as automotives, healthcare, creativity, financial services, education and manufacturing and are expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000139\nTitle: Promoting best practice on the green and low-carbon development of \"Characteristic Small Towns\" suggested by China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK experience to support China's Ministry of Housing and Urban and Rural Development to adopt green and low carbon policies and technologies in its planning for \"Characteristic Small Towns\". The envisaged timetable is for the Ministry to issue Case Studies, Policies and Assessment Methodologies by June 2017. Then for three small towns in China to adopt the policies, technologies and best practices by March 2017. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000140\nTitle: Developing transport connectivity in China's City Cluster in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River\nDescription: The project is designed to use policies and best practice from the UK's Northern Powerhouse to develop transport connectivity in China's City Cluster in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River. By June 2017, it is intended that the National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Transport and Wuhan government will adopt integrated physical and digitally connected transport planning polices and measures, that reflect UK expertise. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000141\nTitle: Developing curatorial and business skills in China's museum sector to develop capacity in the cultural heritage sector and support China's transition to a service-orientated economy, generating opportunities for UK and international business\nDescription: The project is designed draw on UK expertise to provide, by Feb 2017, capacity building to improve skills levels in China's museums sector in the target areas of curation and management. The project is also designed to promote UK-China collaborations and inform recommendations for policy approaches that can be implemented at a national level to improve commercial and creative sustainability in the sector. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000142\nTitle: Supporting policy development for Chinese Free Trade Zones\nDescription: The project is designed to introduce the UK's experience, by enabling the authorities of the Pilot Free Trade Zones (FTZs) in China to increase their knowledge of administering the FTZs and improve their policies on trade, investment, finance and business models in the Zones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000143\nTitle: Supporting the development of policy in Hubei to facilitate the competitiveness of heavy industry in the transition to the new National Emissions Trading Scheme\nDescription: The project is designed to develop policy recommendations to support the Hubei government's allocation of carbon credits to companies in a way that protects industrial competitiveness, helping pave the way for a sustainable national carbon market in China. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000144\nTitle: Supporting the economic transition of China's Northeast region through innovation, particularly in the field of intelligent and advanced manufacturing\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to promote innovation in Northeast China, particularly in the advanced manufacturing sector. It is intended that government officials, research institutions and businesses from Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia provinces, and the National Development and Reform Commission, will draw on UK experience. This will result in greater local collaboration and the effective implementation of policies that encourage innovation, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000145\nTitle: Strengthening skills and Intellectual Property protection in the creative sector in Jiangsu, China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK Intellectual Property expertise to introduce stakeholders in Jiangsu to best international practices in film and TV co-production, and prepare Jiangsu's practitioners to work at a strategic, global level with enhanced protection of intellectual property. Jiangsu's film and TV makers will build their knowledge and skills to help create an expanding and sustainable sector. The project will help to facilitate collaboration between the UK and Jiangsu on film and TV cooperation, generating opportunities between China and international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000149\nTitle: Supporting Chinese local government adoption of sustainable urban development models\nDescription: The project is designed to: (1) support Chinese local governments adoption of sustainable urban development models in their policy making on ‘Smart Cities' and ‘Sponge Cities' by using UK expertise and experience demonstrated in the road show; (2) support China's urban planners and developers to take the UK's low-carbon principles and specific know-how on low-carbon city development, and build city partnerships between the two countries. The collaboration is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000150\nTitle: Enhancing the growth of China's financial markets by developing cooperation models\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance the growth of China's financial markets and add a futures element to the Shanghai-London Stock Connect, by proposing several options for cooperation models to the China Securities Regulation Commission, and demonstrating the suitability and feasibility of each model to the international and British market by the end of March 2017.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000151\nTitle: Enhancing cooperation in order to upgrade the capacities of China's regulatory and supervisory authorities\nDescription: The project is designed to establish a mechanism for regular cooperation and dialogue between the UK and Chinese financial regulatory authorities - at working level, and in support of senior/VIP visits. It is also intended to lay the ground for long-term systematic financial cooperation between UK and China, in order to upgrade Chinese capacity in these areas.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000152\nTitle: Harmonising civil nuclear standards between China and the UK, in support of the delivery of China's 13th Five-Year Plan\nDescription: The project is designed to harmonise civil nuclear standards between China and the UK through more mutual recognition. It will involve China's implementation of an adoption process, supporting structural reform, thereby reducing Greenhouse gas emissions, increasing energy security and providing opportunities for international businesses (including UK ones) in bilateral and third market trade and investment.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000153\nTitle: Improving flood control in Shanghai, China\nDescription: The project is designed to support the design and evaluation of policies and strategies for flood risk reduction and disaster prevention in Shanghai through exchange of expertise and best practice. It will also provide scientific data and advice on simulation tools to improve Shanghai's sustainable urban planning.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000154\nTitle: Supporting innovation in passenger transportation emissions measurement\nDescription: The project is designed to use UK expertise to build capacity through a workshop to improve the ability of Chinese partners - the National Development and Reform Commission and Ministry of Transport and their local affiliates - to measure and manage carbon emissions from passenger urban transportation. The collaboration will also generate opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000155\nTitle: Supporting the improvement of the maritime arbitration service in Fujian Free Trade Zone, China\nDescription: The project is designed to support the Fujian Free Trade Zone (FTZ) to issue policy, by the end of 2017, to release market access barriers for international companies in the field of commercial maritime legal service through the successful development of a new pilot in maritime arbitration policy and services. UK experience and best practice will be drawn upon to improve the capacity of Chinese stakeholders in the field of commercial maritime legal services, facilitating market access for international companies, including UK businesses, into the Fujian FTZ maritime legal services industry.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000156\nTitle: Facilitating sustainable agriculture development in China through enhanced sharing of knowledge\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help China develop a comprehensive information sharing platform for promoting sustainable agriculture. This will improve information flow and openness among industries, academics and governments, and is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000157\nTitle: Identifying Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage development opportunities in Xinjiang, China\nDescription: The project is designed to support the Xinjiang Autonomous Region Development and Reform Commission to systematically assess and identify regional Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) development opportunities, and build capacity for CCUS development in Xinjiang.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000158\nTitle: Supporting China's development of natural gas market reform in Guangdong Province\nDescription: The project is designed to showcase previous UK prosperity project outputs on China's energy and gas reform. It is intended that this will translate into a Guangdong government roadmap which draws on UK experiences of natural gas market reform, culminating in a workshop in Guangdong and a policy report.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000159\nTitle: Supporting the amendment of China's renewable energy law, to remove roadblocks to renewable energy development\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise so that, by March 2017, a bill is proposed to the National People's Congress, and legislative support is secured, for advancing key amendments to the Renewable Energy Law into China's 2018-2023 National Legislation Plan. The amendments are designed to mitigate bottlenecks slowing the development of China's renewable energy sector, in which international businesses, including UK ones, are accessing business opportunities.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000160\nTitle: Incentivising waste utilisation in infrastructure delivery in Wuhan, China\nDescription: The project is designed to impart UK lessons on cross-industry utilisation of waste, to produce policy recommendations which are implemented by Wuhan Development Reform Commission. The recommendations will incentivise circular economy practices in the construction industry to utilise waste. This would generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000161\nTitle: Increasing levels of international best practice in technology transfer in China\nDescription: The project is designed to embed increased levels of international best practice in technology transfer in China, through the creation of a highly skilled and strongly networked cohort of technology transfer professionals. It is intended that, by the end of 2016, a better environment for technology transfer will be created in China, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000162\nTitle: Increasing levels of international best practice in technology transfer in Guangdong\nDescription: The project is designed to create a highly-skilled and strongly-networked cohort of Chinese technology transfer professionals who will share UK and international technology transfer practice in Guangdong province and more widely through China, generating opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000163\nTitle: Supporting the implementation of China's National Action Plan on tackling antimicrobial resistance, by educating health workers\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support the Chinese government's adoption of best practice and proposals on a comprehensive implementation plan to establish suitable antimicrobial resistance (AMR) education and training programmes. The project will also develop AMR stewardships for healthcare students and healthcare professionals across China, a key area within China's National Action Plan on AMR.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000164\nTitle: Developing China's Museum infrastructure in order to increase the potential for international collaboration\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance the sustainable development of museums across China through international collaboration involving policy makers, decision makers and professionals, leading to stronger business development skills that result in a more sustainable cultural sector. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000165\nTitle: Supporting RMB internationalisation through the issuing of RMB-denominated infrastructure bonds in London, in the context of China's One Belt One Road Initiative\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise for a policy presentation to UK and Chinese authorities, which will provide policy analysis and recommendations on how issuance of infrastructure finance bonds in the London Offshore market could expand the international use of China's RMB currency and support the objectives of China's One Belt One Road Initiative.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000166\nTitle: Building capacity and supporting policy in china's cultural heritage sector supporting China's transition to a service orientated economy and its engagement with international markets\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to enhance China's cultural heritage sector through international collaboration involving policy makers, decision makers and professionals. It will involve conducting research, and running training programmes and study visits, in partnership with China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage and its Ministry of culture; and promoting UK-China collaborations. In doing so, it will develop and improve capabilities and skill levels of cultural heritage professionals. It will address some of the economic and social pressures facing Chinese cultural heritage driven by climate change, natural disasters, environmental changes and tourism development. The project is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000167\nTitle: Building the capacity of China's clothing design industry, supporting China's transition to a service-orientated economy and its engagement with international markets\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support economic reform in China's clothing and design industry through increased international collaboration involving industry professionals, associations and policy makers, making it more capable of operating in international markets. This will support the Chinese transition to a more service-orientated economy, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000168\nTitle: Building the capacity of China's Information and Communications Technology industry, including through best practice in intellectual property policy\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance China's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry through skills development and increased international collaboration between industry professionals, associations and policy makers, making it more capable of operating in international markets. This will support the Chinese transition to a more service-oriented economy and is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000169\nTitle: Developing offshore RMB centres to accelerate China's internationalisation policy for its RMB currency\nDescription: The project is designed to develop offshore Renminbi (RMB) centres by increasing issuance of RMB-denominated bonds in global foreign exchange trade centres, pushing forward the innovation of RMB-denominated financial derivatives.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000170\nTitle: Supporting China's City Clusters policy development and implementation\nDescription: The project is designed to establish a structured partnership between UK and China on City Cluster collaboration that supports China in adopting UK sustainable urban development principles and policies. This has the potential to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000171\nTitle: Connecting China and the UK on the ‘One Belt One Road' (OBOR) initiative in order to enhance the viability, sustainability and inclusiveness of OBOR projects\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance the understanding of beneficiary countries in Central and South Asia of China's One Belt One Road vision, and identify several socioeconomic and commercially viable cooperation projects involving China, the UK and beneficiary countries in the China Pakistan Economic Corridor. This will increase inclusive and sustainable development in the countries along the routes, generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000172\nTitle: Facilitating Chinese cities' sustainable development by developing a guideline for China's urban regeneration planning\nDescription: The project is designed to introduce and incorporate UK concepts of regeneration into China's Ecological Restoration and Urban Regeneration Initiative, by its Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, facilitating the development of more sustainable regeneration methodologies in Chinese cities. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000173\nTitle: Supporting the development of China's technological innovation infrastructure\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance China's technology innovation environment through collaborative between China-UK companies. A UK-China TechHUB Boot Camp programme will help up skill local capability and capacity, provide examples of international expertise and best practice, as well as acting as a signpost mechanism for local funding sources, business and providers.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000174\nTitle: Supporting China's Free Trade Zone and supply side structural reform\nDescription: The project is designed to provide comprehensive guidance to the Chinese government to help influence policy in furthering trade and investment within the Free Trade Zones (Tianjin and Guangdong in particular). The project also aims to help influence new supply side structural reforms that focus on cutting low-end supply while increasing high-end supply of goods and services by stimulating business through tax cuts, entrepreneurship and innovation. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000175\nTitle: Promoting the healthy development of emerging industries in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK experience to design and deliver training programmes on emerging industries to at least 160 senior government officials/business leaders. This will enhance their capabilities to develop innovation policies for emerging industries in China, whose implementation is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000176\nTitle: Improving China's urban city environment through operationalising the UK-China Urbanisation Platform\nDescription: The project is designed to ensure the UK-China Urbanisation Platform enters into full operation, in support of the UK-China City Cluster Overarching Partnership, and the UK-China Smart Cities Partnership, as well as planning in China. This will improve China's urban city environment and liveability by supporting the Chinese government's development of relevant policies, whose implementation is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000177\nTitle: Supporting the development of Smart Cities policy in China\nDescription: The project is designed to support the Chinese government on Smart City policy development using UK's Smart City standard and experiences, creating opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000178\nTitle: Foster green growth in China by addressing overcapacity in the steel and shipbuilding sectors through industrial restructuring and upgrading\nDescription: The project is designed to support the Chinese government to incorporate international best practices in cleaning up heavy and highly polluting industries, and ensure decisive actions are taken to address excess capacity in the steel and shipbuilding sectors. This will incorporate a green growth perspective.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000180\nTitle: Strengthening primary care capacity in China through training of General Practitioners in Paediatrics to help China's economic development and the health of its poor, thereby generating opportunities for international business, including from the UK\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to strengthen the training of Chinese GPs in paediatrics to improve their skills across diagnoses and treatments, in pilot cities. This project will enable primary care institutions to take on more responsibilities in dealing with child medical issues, relieving pressure on tertiary paediatric services. Chinese policy makers will use the pilot report to inform the establishment of tiered treatment guidelines. This is expected to generate commercial and collaborative opportunities for international entities, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000181\nTitle: Impact assessment of strategic programme fund projects conducted in China\nDescription: An impact assessment to establish the successful impacts and outcomes from previous strategic programme activity in China, helping to identify opportunities for future interventions.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000182\nTitle: Supporting the development of the New Energy Vehicle industry in China\nDescription: The project is designed to share UK experience to support the development of the New Energy Vehicle Industry in China: firstly, on policies and incentives for charging facilities; secondly, on innovation and technology in vehicles. It is intended that recommendations will be put forward to the Chinese authorities proposing detailed planning of charging facilities and adoption of a technology roadmap. If taken up by China, international businesses, including UK ones, will be in a better position to understand Chinese policies and identify trade and investment opportunities.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000183\nTitle: Supporting China's strategic development of its technology and satellite industries to promote international innovation and collaboration\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support China's development of a roadmap that identifies specific challenges and opportunities in its emerging technology and satellites industries. This will include supporting China's strategic development of satellite applications and data management and sharing mechanisms. China's technology and satellite industries are ones that underpin almost all of China's development priorities, including agriculture, health care, climate change, monitoring air pollution, and urban development. The project is intended to open international, academic, industrial and government collaboration. It supports China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with China's Five-year plan. It is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHPADM-000085\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in China\nDescription: Programme facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000001\nTitle: Supporting Chinese innovation in business\nDescription: This project is designed to work with Chinese and UK stakeholders, to identify business-led innovation priorities to help address China's socio-economic challenges. This will support China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its Five-Year Plan, and will generate opportunities for international business, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000002\nTitle: Supporting the development of China's legal system to help improve the business environment\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to strengthen the process of legal and judicial reform in China in a manner that helps to promote the rule of law as well as improve the business environment. It will do this by developing a new UK-China legal and judicial cooperation mechanism which will enable both sides to address common legal and judicial challenges arising from economic development and the advance of technology. This will generate opportunities for international business, including UK ones in the legal and judicial sector.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000003\nTitle: Promote understanding and cooperation in China of the UK's common law legal system\nDescription: This project is designed to promote understanding of the UK's common law legal systems and enhance legal cooperation with leading Chinese experts. This will advance the rule of law overall as well as enable a series of new specialist projects as part of a UK-led Rule of Law for Prosperity Programme. This programme will foster joint work with China that will support more sustainable national development and stable economic growth, generating opportunities for international business, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000004\nTitle: Producing a scoping study for a rule of law programme in China\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on supporting and strengthening the rule of law in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000005\nTitle: Supporting the development of China's international legal capacity\nDescription: The project is designed to enhance engagement with an increasingly influential community of Chinese international law scholars who are involved in advising the Chinese government on a wide range of international law issues. These issues include international trade law and international dispute settlement processes. This will improve the business environment in China, bringing benefit to international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000006\nTitle: Supporting the improvement of Chinese financing for infrastructure projects\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help Chinese policy makers adopt improved methods for financing infrastructure projects This will generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000007\nTitle: Supporting China to improve compliance with international and local standards in infrastructure investment projects.\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help China improve compliance with international standards in infrastructure in third countries in China's One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative. This will help create sustainable infrastructure in OBOR countries; and generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000008\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study for a China life science and healthcare programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on life science and healthcare in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000009\nTitle: Supporting the delivery of vocational education in Ningbo, China\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support the city of Ningbo to set up a framework to support the delivery of vocational education in two key priority skills areas – Advanced Manufacturing and Port Logistics. This will generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000010\nTitle: Promoting UK-China collaborations to build China's workforce skills in the visual and broadcast industries, supporting China's move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, generating opportunities for UK and international business\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help China reform its system of education qualifications and Continuous Professional Development in its visual and broadcast industries. It will support China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its five year plan, and is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000011\nTitle: Strengthening the enabling environment for financing and concession development in China\nDescription: The project is designed to draw on international best practice (including UK experience) to recommend ways in which China might strengthen its system of financing and concession in infrastructure work. This will also deepen awareness of the legal and regulatory environment among the development and reform commissions of local governments, entrepreneurs and other market participants.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000012\nTitle: Promoting UK-China collaborations to enhance the employability and enterprise skills of Chinese graduates, supporting China's move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help Chinese graduates enhance their employability and enterprise skills, including through online training and support. This will help drive economic growth in China, supporting China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its five year plan. This is also intended to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000013\nTitle: Supporting the implementation of a national apprenticeship framework in China\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise in Technical and Vocational Education and Training to contribute to a national global standard apprenticeship framework in China, with enhanced competency based teaching and learning and industry engagement. This will support China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its Five-Year Plan, and will generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000014\nTitle: Supporting the development of entrepreneurial and networking skills in China\nDescription: This project is designed to implement a successful UK-China joint student enterprise pilot programme and recommend a strategy for broader roll-out and implementation. This will contribute to China's economic growth and strengthen relationships between the UK and China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000015\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study for a China low carbon programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on low carbon development in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000016\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study to explore collaboration opportunities with China in developing a capital markets policy programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on developing a capital markets policy programme in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000017\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study to explore collaboration opportunities with China in developing an asset management policy programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on developing an asset management policy programme in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000018\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study to explore collaboration opportunities with China in developing an Insurance policy programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on developing an Insurance policy programme in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000020\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study to explore collaboration opportunities with China in developing a Fintech policy programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on developing a Fintech policy programme in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000021\nTitle: Producing a scoping study for an early years education sector programme within China\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on the early years education sector within China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000022\nTitle: Producing a scoping study on possible collaboration in the Chinese Aerospace sector\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource to collaborate in the Chinese aerospace sector.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000023\nTitle: Producing a scoping study for a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths education programme in China\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths education in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000024\nTitle: Fostering cooperation on infrastructure and utilities and their investment and financing by way of concession between China and UK (Part B)\nDescription: The project aims to will have strengthened Chinese knowledge of infrastructure investment and policy dialogues between the participants within the area of infrastructure and utilities, and their investment and financing by way of concession. It will establish and strengthen the related legal and market systems, improving the sustainability, quality and efficiency of public services, and promote steady and sustainable economic growth.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000025\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study for a China Sustainable Infrastructure programme\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on creating a UK-China Sustainable Infrastructure Programme in China and third countries.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOCHP-000026\nTitle: Development of China programme business case\nDescription: Activity to improve the design of future programming by informing the development of interventions that better target the primary purpose and the secondary benefits of the Prosperity Fund. Ensuring the programme targets on the priority sectors and delivers value for money.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-SCOMAK-000031\nTitle: Producing a Scoping Study for a future programme on education development in South East Asia\nDescription: The project is designed to scope the opportunities for a future Prosperity Fund programme on education development in South East Asia\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPY-APDEV-000004\nTitle: Design and development of China Programme\nDescription: Activity to improve the design of future programming by informing the development of interventions that better target the primary purpose and the secondary benefits of the Prosperity Fund. Ensuring the programme targets on the priority sectors and delivers value for money.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPY-APMON-000005\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in China\nDescription: Programme facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPY-APSUPP-000003\nTitle: Administrative Costs of ODA Projects in China\nDescription: Programme facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA projects in China.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912006\nTitle: Supporting the promotion and development of effective protection of intellectual property rights in China\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to support the development of China's intellectual property system, including through online protection, traceability and copyright collective licensing. This project will lay groundwork for the Rule of Law pillar of a China programme to work towards a stronger rule of law including clearer judicial processes, dispute resolution and protection of intellectual property. This will work to generate opportunities for international business, including UK companies\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912007\nTitle: Collaborating with Municipal Governments on Public-Private Partnerships to improve the effective delivery of infrastructure projects in China\nDescription: This project is designed to support key municipal governments in China to develop Public-Private Partnership programmes and projects that enable the effective delivery of infrastructure projects. Infrastructure is vital to China's economic growth and poverty reduction. Through pilots, the project will identify opportunities for international, including UK, companies to partner with Chinese counterparts to deliver major projects, also laying the groundwork for the Infrastructure pillar of the China prosperity programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912009\nTitle: Scoping study to analyse gas infrastructure access and opportunities around pricing regulations reform in China\nDescription: This project will scope activity on natural gas market reforms in China for the Low Carbon and Energy pillar of the forthcoming multiyear China Phase One prosperity programme. It seeks to research China's prioritisation of reforms and support the removal of the main barriers hindering China's attempt to increase the share of natural gas in its energy mix. By pursuing prosperity partnerships, it is also expected to generate opportunities for international business, including UK companies.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912013\nTitle: Scoping Study to assess the potential for partnerships to deliver infrastructure projects in developing countries along the Belt and Road corridor\nDescription: This project is designed to promote prosperity partnerships and support the sustainability of China's contribution to economic growth in developing countries along the Belt and Road corridor. It will provide an evidence base for a report to determine priority regions and countries, including where the UK-China Infrastructure Alliance might set up satellite offices. This project will lay groundwork for the Infrastructure pillar of the forthcoming China prosperity programme. This pillar will promote the involvement of international best practice in design, engineering, financial, professional and legal services, and environmental and social standards in growth enhancing Chinese led projects.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912014\nTitle: The project will research the development of the New Energy Vehicle industry in China\nDescription: This project is designed to respond to high Chinese demand for collaboration on New Energy Vehicle (NEV) policies, research and commercial opportunities. Via research and engagement, the project will define NEV activities for recommended implementation in the Clean Technology strand under the Energy/Low Carbon pillar of a China prosperity programme. The programme will match China's specific reform needs with energy and low carbon sector strengths, reducing global emissions by accelerating China's energy transition.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912017\nTitle: Promoting China’s Alignment with International Standards for Animal Testing.\nDescription: The project seeks to reform China’s animal testing laws, associated regulations and codes, aligning them and Chinese industries’ practice with internationally-recognised standards, including the reduction of unnecessary animal testing in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. This will help China’s science policy to develop towards a more open environment for international innovation collaboration, in sectors which will drive future economic growth. This will also facilitate the removal of trade barriers, thus generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912020\nTitle: Financial Conduct Regulation: UK Principles, Experience and Implications for China\nDescription: This project will develop and deliver a pilot training programme on financial conduct regulation with UK best practice. There are significant risks in the Chinese financial system and there is a pressing need to enhance regulatory capacity and frameworks to ensure the stability and sustainability of the Chinese financial system. This is not only of critical importance to China's domestic economy it is also of key interest to the global economy. The project is a foundation for the Financial Services pillar of a China prosperity programme. This pillar will work to promote financial sector reform though sharing policy and private sector expertise, and capacity building in the Chinese regulatory sector, to enable a transition to a more efficient, productive, inclusive economy.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912028\nTitle: Promoting infrastructure development in developing countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) through stakeholder engagement workshops\nDescription: This project is designed to bring together UK, Chinese and third country business and government stakeholders. It will contribute to the sustainable development of infrastructure projects in developing countries, primarily those involved in China's Belt and Road Initiative. The overall programme will lead to more productive, higher quality and greener overseas infrastructure investment that delivers social and economic benefits and contributes to poverty alleviation. It will also generate opportunities for international business, bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912029\nTitle: Strengthening UK-China infrastructure investment in developing countries as part of the Belt and Road Initiative\nDescription: The project will include a High-Level stakeholder engagement roundtable and a Belt and Road Financing Workshop, to discuss obstacles to and recommendations for progressing infrastructure project delivery and financing along the Belt and Road, leveraging international expertise, best practices and methodologies. The project is designed to contribute to the sustainable development of infrastructure projects in developing countries, primarily along the Belt and Road (BRI) region. The overall programme will lead to more productive, higher quality and greener overseas infrastructure investment that delivers social and economic benefits and contributes to poverty alleviation. It will also generate opportunities for international business, Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912034\nTitle: Updating scoping study for a China healthcare programme\nDescription: The project is designed to review and update the findings from a previous scoping study [project code: SCOCHP000008 ] to take account of developments in the sector. The updated study will scope the opportunities for a future Prosperity Fund programme on healthcare in China, Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete  including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912036\nTitle: Promoting transparency and compliance with international standards on anti-tax evasion and anti-money laundering in China\nDescription: Through a three day forum this project is designed to facilitate dialogue between the public and private sectors and increase the knowledge of the financial industry and the wider corporate world on common reporting standards, offshore tax evasion, public private partnerships and wider anti-money laundering issues. Stronger regulation will assist in reducing tax evasion and money laundering and help improve poverty reduction and economic growth. Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete  including; Rule of Law, Energy and Low Carbon, Financial Services and Infrastructure.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000060\nTitle: Establishing a platform for safety testing of cosmetics in China to eliminate unnecessary animal testing and align with international norms\nDescription: This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to establish a platform for the safe testing of cosmetics in China, which eliminates unnecessary animal testing. It is intended that, by 2018, China's cosmetic regulators will be engaged in economic and trade policy coordination with the UK and will begin reform of China's regulations, toward alternative approaches to ones involving animal testing. This is expected to lead to an improvement in the sustainability of industry growth, and facilitate the removal of trade barriers, thus generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000147\nTitle: Embedding international standards for the ethical use of research on animals in China.\nDescription: The project is designed to encourage collaboration between UK and Chinese scientists, so that by 2018 there will be UK-China compatibility of animal welfare standards, as well as an ethical review, developed in collaboration with the China Rural Technology Development Centre, the Chinese Association for Laboratory Animal Sciences and the Development Research Centre of the State Council. Revised Chinese regulations and standards of animal welfare will meet international standards and subsequently significantly promote scientific collaborations between China and international businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PPF-CHP-000148\nTitle: Supporting China to join the OECD Mutual Acceptance of Data system to reduce unnecessary animal testing\nDescription: The project is designed to strengthen China's domestic institutions (Ministries, etc.) through harmonisation with international data acceptance standards for the testing of human medicines in animals. This will remove trade barriers, improving China's economic development and ease of access to internationally (including UK) produced pharmaceuticals, and end expensive and unnecessary duplication of animal testing. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international pharmaceutical businesses, including UK ones.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-912\nTitle: Development Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Programme\nDescription: Procurement and business case development costs for the Prosperity Fund China Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-913\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 1 Programme\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 1 Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-911\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 1 Programme\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 1 Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-924\nTitle: China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme- Energy and Low Carbon Economy\nDescription: Support to the Energy and Low Carbon Economy strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme. The programme is designed to support China in making a quicker transition to a low carbon economy.  It also intends to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. As a secondary benefit, the programmes will also produce commercial benefits for international companies through an improved business environment in China for firms and investors, as well as through additional trade and investment opportunities in these sectors, in which the UK is well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-921\nTitle: China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme - Financial Service\nDescription: Support to the Financial Services strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme.  This programme is designed to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. This part of the China portfolio is expected to lead a more efficient and inclusive financial system, less exposed to significant shocks. As a secondary benefit, the programmes will also produce commercial benefits including for international companies through an improved business environment in China for firms and investors, as well as through additional trade and investment opportunities in these sectors, in which UK businesses are well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-923\nTitle: China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme - Infrastructure\nDescription: Support to the infrastructure strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme expected to lead to increased and more sustainable investment in China and ODA-eligible third markets.  This programme is designed to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. As a secondary benefit, the programmes will also produce commercial benefits for international companies through an improved business environment in China for firms and investors, as well as through additional trade and investment opportunities in these sectors, in which the UK is well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-922\nTitle: China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme - Business Environment\nDescription: Support to the Business Environment strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 1 Programme expected to lead to an improved business environment for all firms.  This programme is designed to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. As a secondary benefit, the programmes will also produce commercial benefits for international companies through an improved business environment in China for firms and investors, as well as through additional trade and investment opportunities in these sectors, in which the UK is well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-923\nTitle: Development Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Phase 2 Programme\nDescription: Procurement and business case development costs for the Prosperity Fund China Phase 2 Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-913\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 1 Programme\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 1 Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-911\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 2 Programme\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 2 Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-921\nTitle: China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 2 - Skills\nDescription: Support to the Skills strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 2 Programme expected to lead to a more skilled and productive workforce. This programme is designed to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. As a secondary benefit the programmes will lead to an improved business environment in China for international companies, including UK businesses, as well as additional trade and investment opportunities in the relevant sectors, in which the UK is well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-2-922\nTitle: China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 2 - Health\nDescription: Support to the Health strand of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 2 Programme.  This programme is designed to address market failures and weaknesses that impede China’s inclusive economic growth and will help China’s ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. This part of the China portfolio is expected to lead to a healthier population with fewer early deaths from Non-Communicable Diseases. As a secondary benefit the programmes will lead to an improved business environment in China for international companies, as well as additional trade and investment opportunities in the relevant sectors, in which the UK is well placed to compete.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-3-912\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 3 Programme\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Prosperity Fund China Portfolio Phase 3 Programme.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-3-PF-CHP-Phase-3-911\nTitle: Administrative Costs of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 3 Programme in China\nDescription: Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 3 Programme in China\n",
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