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UK seeks partners for £25 million Sudan stability programme

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office says the programme would support civilian dialogue, local governance and conflict management in Sudan.

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  • The FCDO is seeking expressions of interest from prospective partners, according to its announcement.
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The call sets out UK funding priorities for work on dialogue, governance and conflict management in Sudan.

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The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office announced a call for expressions of interest for a £25 million Sudan Stability Programme partnership. The department says the programme would support civilian dialogue, local governance and conflict management in Sudan.

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UK seeks partners for £25 million Sudan stability programmeUK Foreign Office

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office says the programme would support civilian dialogue, local governance and conflict management in Sudan.UK Foreign Office

The FCDO is seeking expressions of interest from prospective partners, according to its announcement.UK Foreign Office

The call sets out UK funding priorities for work on dialogue, governance and conflict management in Sudan.UK Foreign Office

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office announced a call for expressions of interest for a £25 million Sudan Stability Programme partnership.UK Foreign Office

The department says the programme would support civilian dialogue, local governance and conflict management in Sudan.UK Foreign Office

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