LONDON: Britain, Australia and Canada on Thursday launched ​a peace fund to complement broader efforts toward a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with each country ‌contributing £1 million ($1.34 million) ‌to ​the ‌initiative.

Below ⁠are ​key details about ⁠the fund as set out by the British government:

The fund will focus ⁠on new and existing ‌grassroots projects — ‌particularly those ​that ‌include youth groups, ‌civil society organizations and women.

The £3 million fund will seek to ‌scale up and attract additional donors once operational.

Fund ⁠announced ahead of meeting in Britain between UK foreign minister Yvette Cooper and her Australian and Canadian counterparts, Penny Wong and Anita Anand.