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To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what outcomes are expected from the Bangladesh Humanitarian Preparedness and Response Programme; and how the project is being implemented in Bangladesh.
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To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what outcomes are expected from the Bangladesh Humanitarian Preparedness and Response Programme; and how the project is being implemented in Bangladesh.
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The humanitarian programme allows the UK to respond quickly and effectively to disasters. Bangladesh is regularly affected by floods, cyclones, and is at risk of an earthquake. The programme will ensure that lives and livelihoods are saved, and people are assisted to recover and build their resilience through a faster, more flexible model for response, better preparation, and easier access to assist people in remote areas.
In January 2012, 150,000 people received emergency cash transfers for one month to meet immediate food needs following persistent flooding in southern Bangladesh. This support was delivered by the World Food Programme. Implementing partners for future responses will be decided according to partner capacity, with clear criteria to ensure effective response and value for money. Logistical services are supported through the Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF).
Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a bill. Motion opposed. Main question agreed to. Presentation and first reading (Bill 318). To be read a second time on 27 April.
Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a bill. Motion opposed. Main question agreed to. Presentation and first reading (Bill 318). To be read a second time on 27 April.
Ten minute rule motion for leave to bring in a Bill. Motion opposed. Original question negatived on division (81 to 176).
Ten minute rule motion for leave to bring in a Bill. Motion opposed. Original question negatived on division (81 to 176).
Rating (Empty Properties) Bill. Resolved that provision be made for and in connection with the liability of owners of unoccupied hereditaments to a non-domestic rate. Presentation and first reading. (Bill 102). To be read a second time on 14 May.
Rating (Empty Properties) Bill. Resolved that provision be made for and in connection with the liability of owners of unoccupied hereditaments to a non-domestic rate. Presentation and first reading. (Bill 102). To be read a second time on 14 May.