Announced as part of the Integrated Review Refresh 2023, the Integrated Security Fund (ISF) has been designed to enhance the government’s ability to effectively address some of the UK’s most pressing national security priorities.
Formed by combining the Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF) and a range of smaller government funds, the ISF will replace the CSSF in April 2024. The changeover aims to link up the UK's domestic and overseas security to strengthen the government’s response to challenges such as smuggling and illicit financial flows.
With a budget totalling almost £1 billion, the ISF will expand the remit of the existing CSSF. Key themes of our discussion will include:
- How the government aims to use the ISF to help bolster UK national security and resilience.
- The ways in which the ISF aims to retain the strengths of the CSSF and its key features.
- What forms of intervention the ISF’s expanded remit will enable.
Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE CMG, Minister of State at the Cabinet Office, will reflect on how the ISF intends to build on the strengths of the CSSF, as well as how the government aims to use the expanded remit of the ISF to help bolster the UK’s security and resilience in the face of emerging and long-standing threats.
This event will be chaired by Professor Malcolm Chalmers, Deputy Director-General, RUSI.
How to attend
This event will take place online and is open to all to attend. There is a guest list to attend the event in-person.
