ASEAN-UK Health Security Partnership Programme
Duration: 2025–2028
Funder: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)
Location: Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, and Viet Nam
The ASEAN-UK Health Security Partnership (HSP) is a five-year initiative focused on strengthening health security and access to care across the eleven ASEAN member states. It addresses urgent challenges like antimicrobial resistance, pandemic preparedness, health system resilience and other health impacts.
Through collaboration with UK diplomatic missions in the region, ASEAN health institutions and national stakeholders, the programme supports capacity building, and implementation of national and regional health priorities. By promoting a One Health approach and aligning with the priorities of ASEAN’s Health Clusters, the HSP fosters access to health through targeted funding and technical support.
FHI 360 UK is leading the consortium of regional and international organisations delivering HSP, focusing on an evidence-based grant facility and a dynamic peer exchange platform—both designed to advance ASEAN and national priorities through funding, knowledge sharing, and cross-border collaboration.
Our projects
Enhancing Pandemic Preparedness for Regional Resilience
Strengthening diagnostics and specimen transportation to improve treatment and surveillance during epidemics. (Photo for FHI 360 by Dante Diosina Jr, 2022)
Primary Healthcare to Prevent and Control Pandemic
Improving access to universal health care to enable children in rural communities to receive vaccinations. (Photo for FHI 360 by Savann Oeurm, 2022)
Health Systems Strengthening for Global Health Security
Equipping healthcare systems to serve the needs of the entire population and strengthen national response to global health security challenges. (Photo for FHI 360 by Dante Diosina Jr, 2022)
One Health Approaches for Regional Security
Tackling the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance through funding for initiatives that encompass the human, animal, food and environmental sectors. (Photo for FHI 360 by Pravin Manandhar, 2022)
Alignment with WHO priorities
HSP funds projects that align with and contribute to global and regional health system frameworks, protocols, and objectives – such as WHO's list of priority pathogens. (Photo by Robert Rosenthal 2024)
Improved surveillance protocols
HSP grants build capacity for critical health security skills. Here laboratory technicians from Mahidol University, Thailand, participate in microbiology and epidemiology training. (Photo by Robert Rosenthal 2024)


