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1139027

registered interest

date

15/07/2019

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Department for International Development

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International Development

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International Development

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Brazil: Indigenous Peoples

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25259

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To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, what policies his Department has on the provision of funding for the low income indigenous peoples of the Amazon basin in Brazil.

tabling member constituency

Congleton

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Fiona Bruce

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277312

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

18/07/2019

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The UK Government is working with Brazil to help ensure it continues to protect the Amazon and have invested nearly £120 million through the International Climate Fund on projects to limit deforestation, support indigenous people and other forest communities, prevent forest fires and implement the Forest Code in the Amazon, Atlantic Forest and Cerrado biomes.The UK Embassy in Brazil frequently engages with the Brazilian Government on a number of issues including environment, human rights and development. We have been having positive discussions with the Ministry of Agriculture, Human Rights, Foreign Affairs, Brazilian Co-operation Agency (ABC) among others on our policies and programmes.DFID does not give direct funding to Brazil, focussing instead on a long-term development partnership with Brazil to deliver the Global Goals internationally.

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West Worcestershire

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Harriett Baldwin

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18/07/2019 16:03:12

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4107

label	Biography information for Dame Harriett Baldwin

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3958

label	Biography information for Fiona Bruce