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Tag Archives: UK Labour Party
It’s right to question aid, but better to focus on effectiveness, rather than the 0.7%
A version of this post is on Huffington Post. In the UK, a parliamentary debate can be initiated by popular petition. On 13th June, Parliament will debate the proposition that the government’s approach to foreign aid is flawed. This is…
My take on Diane Abbott’s speech at the Labour Conference 2015
My comments in brackets and bold. Conference I am proud to stand before you as Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for International Development. (You are very lucky to get this high position.) Because there is no issue that better illustrates … Continue reading
Posted in DFID, Diane Abbott, International Development
Tagged Asian Development, Clare Short, Department for International Development, DFID, Diane Abott, Douglas Alexander, East Asian Development Miracle, female-centred Development, Harriet Harman, Hilary Benn, Jeremy Corbyn, Mary Creagh, Shadow Front Bench, UK Labour Party, Valarie Amos
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When Google helps, Mary Creagh’s Written Questions
The new and last Shadow Secretary of State for International Development (unless the Labour Party loses the 2015 General Election), posted similar written question to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), the Ministry of Defence (MOD) and the Department for … Continue reading
Posted in DFID, Mary Creagh
Tagged 2015 General Election, aid, Bob Ainsworth, Conflict, Conflict Pool, CSSF, Department for International Development, DFID, FCO, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Google, HM Treasury, ICAI, Independent Committee for Aid Impact, International Development, Mary Creagh, Ministry of Defence, MOD, Shadow Front Bench, Shadow Secretary of State, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development, Stability and Security Fund, Treasury, UK Labour Party, UK Parliament, Written Questions
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Dear DFID, could you bring back the old days?
So the UK’s esteemed Department for International Development (DFID) has moved to a fanciful new website (well that was a few months back) under the Tory-Lib Dem gov.uk domain. Personally, the new layout is terrible and every single old document, … Continue reading
Posted in DFID, IDA, International Development, International Development Association, Posts, World Bank
Tagged Department for International Development, DFID, Institutional Strategy Papers, International Development, Multilateral Aid Review, The UK and the World Bank, UK Conservative Party, UK Labour Party, UK Liberal Democrats, UK Parliament, White Paper, World Bank, World Bank Group
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Yet another 0.7% related post: University of Birmingham perspective
And yet another “0.7/GNI” related post (see here) by me, this time on the University of Birmingham‘s main page, the “Perspective” section. It was not really my idea for it to be splashed on this section; I wanted it to … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, DFID, International Development, Ivan Lewis, Justine Greening, Posts, Poverty Reduction
Tagged 0.7% Legislation, 0.7%/GNI, 2013 Queen's Speech, Birmingham Brief, Birmingham Perspectives, David Cameron, Department for International Development, DFID, foreign aid, International Development, Ivan Lewis, Jiesheng Li, ODA, Official Development Assistance, Queen's Speech, UK Coalition Government, UK Conservative Party, UK Labour Party, University of Birmingham
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Queen’s speech 2013: The 0.7% worry, no fuss
An extremely short blog post. Based on a…tweet! Ivan Lewis @IvanLewis_MP Leaving 0.7 bill out of Queens speech shows Camerons weakness + lurch to right. + yet another eg of @nick_clegg’s impotence.#brokenpromise Again, I’ve no political affiliation. Nevertheless, I wonder … Continue reading
Posted in DFID, International Development, Ivan Lewis, Justine Greening, Lynne Featherstone, ODI, Official Development Assistance, Poverty Reduction
Tagged 0.7%/GNI, Department for International Development, DFID, foreign aid, International Development, Ivan Lewis, Justine Greening, Lord West, Lord West of Spithead, Lynne Featherstone, ODA, Official Development Assistance, UK Conservative Party, UK Labour Party, UK Liberal Democrats, UK Parliament
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Squaring the Circle: is it time to stop this 0.7% nonsense?
People and organisations in the UK’s overseas development sector are getting hot under the collar. This is because the government is not prioritising legislation to enshrine a perpetual commitment to spend 0.7% of UK Gross National Income (GNI) on overseas development aid…
Posted in Alan Duncan, Andrew Mitchell, Campaigning, DFID, Glenys Kinnock, Harriet Harman, International Development, Ivan Lewis, Least Developed Countries, Mark Lazarowicz, ODI, Posts, Poverty Reduction, Rushanara Ali, Stephen O'Brien, Tony Cunningham
Tagged 0.7% Legislation, 0.7%/GNI, Campaigning, foreign aid, Gross Domestic Product, International Development, ODA, ODI, Official Development Assistance, Poverty Reduction, UK, UK Conservative Party, UK Labour Party, UK Liberal Democrats
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How dare you not legislate 0.7%…
UK MPs are known, via the media, for having expenses scandals, complaining about intrusion into privacy or other little things which may result in their re-election or booting out. On the issue of spending 0.7% of GNI (or GDP or whatever measurement of an economy), however, almost all MPs are set on it so much that there was a furious debate on it being missed out as a legislation for the current parliamentary session 2012-2013. Continue reading
Posted in Andrew Mitchell, DFID, International Development, Ivan Lewis, Mark Lazarowicz, Posts
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All of Labour and International Development?
It’s often claimed in British politics that the Labour Party was the party that threw the refocus of the UK onto international development and that all its members, especially those in both houses–the House of Commons and the House of … Continue reading
Posted in DFID, International Development, Ngaire Woods, Official Development Assistance, Posts
Tagged 0.7%/GNI, Admiral Alan West, Alan West, foreign aid, House of Lords, India, International Development, Labour Campaign for International Development, Lord West, Lord West of Spithead, Ngaire Woods, ODA, Official Development Assistance, UK Foreign Policy, UK Labour Party
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