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date	2016-03-22
tabling member printed	Lord Hylton
min answer › date of answer	2016-02-22
min answer › question first answered	2016-02-18T17:03:17.213Z
max date	2016-05-18
answer › answering member printed	Baroness Verma

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22/03/2016

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International Development

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International Development

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Disasters

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To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they consider that the present conditions of (1) the Gaza Strip, and (2) the Mosul Dam in Iraq, are suitable candidates for examinations under the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reductions; and if so, what action they plan to take.

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Lord Hylton

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HL7277

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07/04/2016

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<p>The UK is deeply concerned by the conditions in Gaza and the risk of the Mosul Dam failing in Iraq. The Sendai Framework is a non-binding framework that covers natural disasters and therefore is not the most appropriate tool for Gaza and Mosul. The UK is a strong advocate for the framework’s aims. We remain committed to supporting the most vulnerable countries and communities to better withstand and recover from the impact of disasters. The framework reflects fully a number of longstanding priorities and areas of expertise which are already being taken forward by DFID to support developing countries to help them to prevent new and reduce existing disaster risks and build resilience, through its support to multilaterals and through its country programmes.</p>

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Baroness Verma

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07/04/2016 13:06:32

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2018

label	Biography information for Lord Hylton