Few investments can generate trillions of dollars in economic returns. Education is one of them. Read the blog by FHI 360 UK Associate Director, Education Holly-Jane Howell to learn more.

The ASEAN-UK Health Security Partnership (HSP) is a five-year initiative focused on strengthening health security and improve equitable access to primary care across the ten ASEAN member states and Timor-Leste.

The UK FCDO-funded Partnership for Learning for All in Nigeria (PLANE) Programme is a seven-year programme that supports and realises the Federal Government of Nigeria’s commitment to delivering sustainable improvements in learning outcomes for all children in Nigeria.

ISNAD is a key component of the UK Government’s support to the Palestinian Authority, working with the Palestinian Authority to build the capabilities of ministries to move towards fiscal sustainability, increased accountability and improved delivery of public services to Palestinians by reforming the core cycle of planning, budgeting and monitoring of government service delivery.

It’s early morning in Nigeria’s Kano state, and an instructional coach is heading to a government primary school to complete a classroom observation.

FHI 360 UK are happy to announce the launch of the FCDO National Maths Curriculum Reform in Malawi programme.

HSP champions One Health to fortify ASEAN against pandemics and climate-driven threats, viewing One Health as essential for multisectoral, equitable, climate-aware action via UK-ASEAN ties. We fund projects that embed OH across grants and peer exchanges for priorities like zoonoses, emergency response, AMR,  climate-health risks, workforce development, digital health, and food safety.

As we enter 2026, FHI 360 UK would like to take the opportunity to reflect on the achievements and milestones from 2025.

FHI 360 UK are happy to announce the launch of the FCDO Nigeria Public Finance Facility (NPFF) programme.

In September 2025, I had the privilege of attending the UKFIET 2025 Conference in Oxford, where education professionals, researchers, and policymakers from around the world gathered to explore how knowledge, partnerships, and innovation can drive sustainable development through education.

As the aid environment becomes more complex—marked by shifting donor priorities, tighter budgets, and growing demands for accountability—systems strengthening offers a pathway to durable, scalable solutions.

Choosing the right systems strengthening framework to guide your work can make the difference between a well-intentioned intervention and a transformative, sustainable reform.

In this first post of our three-part series on systems strengthening, we explore the fundamentals: What is a system, and what is systems thinking and strengthening?