Case studies: Real-life examples of government activity

How the Public Health Skills and Knowledge Framework can be used to review skills in planning healthier places and communities.

Personal stories from people who have been caught up in tax avoidance schemes.

Ark Schools share their experiences of curriculum sequencing following the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19).

Parkol Marine Engineering sells new fishing trawler to Ireland thanks to a UK Export Finance guarantee.

Preventing pollution from an abandoned metal mine in Cornwall.

Reservist Helen Haigh, aged 37, of Bradford, has worked for WYG as a project manager for two years.

Yeadon-based Danny Railton is an RAF Reservist and an account manager for Speedibake, a food company that produces muffins and doughnuts for supermarkets.

Kal Singh explains why he loves doing his bit to help young people in his community.

GAD's actuarial and modelling experts were part of a multi-disciplinary team which helped set up the government's £500m film and TV production restart scheme.

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into Spire Healthcare's illegal agreement to fix the price of initial consultations for private self-pay patients.

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into GAK and Yamaha's use of illegal resale price maintenance (RPM).

UKEF covered five contracts worth £100,000 that enabled Muntons to export its malt to buyers in Turkey.

Coriolis Technologies retains staff, takes on new business and is on course to double its turnover thanks to UKEF support.

Coventry-based company has also created new jobs to meet global demand for driverless pods.

Government funds project to develop an automotive cybersecurity assurance framework.

Demonstration of collision avoidance system sees 2 vehicles steer around stationary car without human assistance.

The project has been part-funded by £4.5 million from the government’s Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) and Innovate UK.

Government-backed autonomous vehicles project has achieved its goal of sending a Nissan LEAF on a self-navigated 'Grand Drive'.

Flexible Service gives me more precious time with my 3-year-old daughter and has helped to provide a calmer, more balanced lifestyle for both of us.

Flexible Service has allowed me to temporarily serve part-time while remaining in Regular Service, so I can balance everyone’s needs when my family and I need to most.

The option to work part time under Flexible Service attracted me back into Regular Service so I retain my commitment and keep on top of family commitments.

Flexible Service allows me to continue to serve knowing that I won’t be separated from home base for lengthy periods, so I know I’ll be able to continue to give my son the support he needs for his disability.

Flexible Service means I get to keep the stability I have from serving as a Regular in the armed forces while I explore the making money as a musician.

Flexible Service allows me to do all of the things that are most important to me; serve society, spend more time with my family, and do a master’s degree.

UKEF's supplier fair programme helps company to secure contracts in Iraq

Vapormatt secures 7 contracts while maintaining cash reserves.

Working capital scheme secures Sri Lankan railway refurbishment order.

Export insurance policy helps company secure automotive order in Poland.

Kelly Mullane leads the Veterans Workstream of the Diversity Project and explains the importance of the Diversity Project and the aims of the workstream.

Export insurance policy helps UK institution set up all-female college in Saudi Arabia.

LIFT ME OFF was awarded funding as part of the UK Space Agency's NSTP Grants for Exploratory Ideas.

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into Roland's use of illegal resale price maintenance (RPM).

We provided innovative finance for the delivery of major incident command vehicles to the Middle East.

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into Korg's use of illegal resale price maintenance (RPM).

Kyle provides an insight into his training and work within GLD Commercial Law Group

How the frontend development team at Government Digital Service (GDS) improved the performance of GOV.UK by implementing HTTP/2

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into Fender's use of illegal resale price maintenance (RPM).

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into Casio's use of illegal resale price maintenance (RPM).

We helped Legume Technology manage its payment risk when the private sector was unable to offer cover.

We guaranteed over £1 million worth of financing for Dundee-based firm to supply machinery to specialist Chinese metals manufacturing company in Xian.

Vikoma secures support worth over £300,000 to export equipment that helps contain and clean-up oil spills in marine and industrial centres around the world.

UKEF support helps Power Jacks export its electro-mechanical lifting solutions to the Middle East.

Devon-based Teignbridge Propellers International access UKEF's Export Insurance Policy when exporting to a new customer.

Electrician Wayne Baker loves being locked up at HMP Isle of Wight every day where he manages the maintenance works for Parkhurst prison.

This case study is part of guidance on moving services to modern cloud solutions.

UK Export Finance support helps Cheshire-based business export high school diplomas to a buyer in Kenya.

GAD used data science techniques when we advised on preparing, pricing and implementing the sales of the government’s student loan book in England.

Thanet District Council are one of the first local authorities to get certification for CCTV, body worn video (BWV) and automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) surveillance cameras.

Environmental Street Furniture secures export contract worth over £600,000 with support from UK Export Finance (UKEF).

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) added a chatbot on its webchat channel to provide millions of customers with more efficient self service.