§ Sir Charles MorrisonTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how many applications were received for 1989 for allocations through the
Agency and country Project name Requested 1989–90 £ Requested 1990–91 £ Requested 1991–92 £ Requested 1992–93 £ Requested 1993–94 £ Accepted Marie Stopes International Kenya Extension of Family Planning Education and Service Programme for National Youth Service 96,957 52,599 101,490 — — Lesotho Creating a Corps of Village-based Family Planning Educators and Motivator 41,269 33,205 35,652 — — Pakistan Lahore reproductive health extension services 22,844 24,270 25,540 — — Population Concern Bangladesh Chittagong Family Planning 32,820 36,360 — — — Ethiopia Development of Manual for Training Rural Women Development Agents 39,670 — — — — Pakistan Family Planning through Community Institutions 21,535 23,565 23,835 — — Pakistan Training for Womens Development 24,835 25,985 28,240 — — Totals 279,930 195,984 214,757 — — Rejected Marie Stopes International Haiti Condom Social Marketing 36,355 44,110 39,935 — — Nigeria Combat Aids 252,080 352,835 208,454 — — Tanzania National Family Planning Radio Education/endorsement Programme 53,793 53,397 53,882 — — Totals 342,228 450,342 302,271 — — Under consideration Marie Stopes International Ethiopia Maternal and Reproductive Health Clinic 114,473 91,500 91.476 — — India Comprehensive Family Planning and Preventive Health Service for employees 69,806 73,382 73,382 — — India Contraceptive Social Marketing 57,843 63,627 64,206 — — India Marketing Educational Family Planning Materials 85,000 85,000 85,000 — — India Soap Drama 26,500 — — — — Sierra Leone Work based Maternal and Child Health and Family planning 45,171 33,668 30,544 — — Population Concern Caribbean Family Planning Motivational video Series 40,158 50,098 44,374 — — Nepal Newalparasi Womens Development Project 36,880 52,635 42,555 34,300 29,590 Totals 475,831 449,910 431,537 34,300 29,590 Application withdrawn by Agency Marie Stopes International Africa Health Education Family Planning film 18,245 — — — —
§ Sir Charles MorrisonTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs which organisations received allocations from the joint funding scheme for population and family planning projects for each of the years 1987 and 1988; what amounts were allocated to each organisation; and for what purposes.
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Agency and country Project name Spent in 1987–88 £ Spent in 1988–89 £ Under offer for 1989–90 £ Under offer for 1990–91 £ Under offer for 1991–92 £ Africa Now Marie Stopes International Kenya Chogoria Family Planning Programme — 10,300 9,213 8,358 11,182 Bangladesh Family Planning, preventative health care 23,550 23,793 52,868 — — joint funding scheme for population and family planning projects; what these applications were and from which organisations; how many and which were accepted; and what amounts were allocated to each organisation.
§ Mr. Chris PattenThis information is maintained by financial year rather than calendar year. Details of the population and family planning project applications which have been received under the joint funding scheme for the current financial year, 1989–90, and following years are:
§ Mr. Chris PattenThis information is maintained by financial year rather than calendar year. Details of the population and family planning projects which have been supported under the joint funding scheme in the financial years 1987–88 and 1988–89 are:
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Agency and country Project name Spent in 1987–88 Spent in 1988–89 Under offer for 1989–90 Under offer for 1990–91 Under offer for 1991–92 India Brass Tacks Family Planning Programme 13,550 39,537 71,700 — — Kenya National Youth Service 11,000 22,369 41,950 — — Malawi Health Programme for poor women and families — 47,910 42,550 32,257 — Mexico Family Planning Leon 21,038 13,525 — — — Peru Provision of Maternal Health and Family Planning Services 8,427 — — — — Sierra Leone Youth Fertility Education Programme 16,174 — — — — Sri Lanka Family Planning Educators and Motivators — — 37,244 45,049 45,049 Swaziland Male Oriented Family Planning 6,000 23,772 49,430 — — Zimbabwe Training Programme Zimbabwe Association of Womens Clubs — 23,793 23,840 31,650— — Oxfam Population Concern Pakistan Family Planning Project — 2,825 — — — Bangladesh Family Planning Health and Education 15,876 18,429 — — — Caribbean Two workshops for Family Planning personnel Antigua — 25,754 30,928 — — Caribbean Towards accreditation sex education in Caribbean schools — 23,820 51,861 38,569 — Caribbean Two workshops for teachers — 41,592 44,665 — — Caribbean Three workshops Family Planning Fieldworkers — 23,117 24,784 25,512 — Ethiopia Training rural women development agents 17,051 55,027 42,240 — — Mauritius Construction of Mauritius Family Planning Association building — 3,000 — — — Nepal Three micro projects in Nepal 6,150 — — — — Nigeria Non Government Organisation Workshops on Population Policy 34,682 — — — — United Kingdom Foundation for the Peoples of the South Pacific Fiji Family Planning — 5,500 33,000 — — Totals 173,498 404,063 556,273 181,395 56,231
§ Sir Charles MorrisonTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what contributions for 1989 are being made to the International Planned Parenthood Federation, the United Nations Fund for Population Activities and the World Health Organisation's special programme on human reproduction.
§ Mr. Chris PattenWe have made the following pledges for 1989:
International Planned Parenthood Federation:
£6.75 million (including £0.5 million for AIDS prevention programme);United Nations Population Fund:£5.5 million:
World Health Organisation's special programme on human reproduction: £2.2 million.
§ Mr. WorthingtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will list bilateral disbursements for population and family planning activities in each of the years 1987, 1988 and 1989, classified by project and country.
§ Mr. Chris PattenThe Overseas Development Administration funded the following population-related projects in 1987:
Bangladesh
World Bank Third Population and Family Health Project (825,000)Botswana
Public Health and Primary Nurse Tutor (£20,000)Fiji
Population Census (£15,000)The Gambia
Provision of family planning materials (£2,000)India
Orissa Family Welfare Project Phase I (£566,000) Integrated Family Welfare Gujarat (£8,000)252WAssistance to the Registrar General's Office (£18,000)Kiribati
Population Census (£4,000)Malawi
Population Census (£62,000Malaysia
Adviser in Demography (£52,000)Nepal
ODA/UNFPA Project (Pilot Operational Research in Community Based Family Planning/Mother and Child Health Activities (£2,000)Pakistan
Population Welfare Projects I and II (141,000)Tanzania
Family Planning Study (02,000)Population Census (£6,000)In addition, the provision of family planning services formed part of a large number of primary health care projects and programmes in which we were involved. The Overseas Development Administration also provided £78,000 under its research and development programme for population-related work.
Disbursement figures for 1988 and 1989 are not yet available. The following projects were under way or were approved in 1988 and 1989:
Bangladesh
World Bank Third Population and Family Health ProjectBotswana
Public Health and Family Planning TutorFiji
Assistance to Population CensusIndia
Orissa Family Welfare Project phases I and IIIntegrated Family Welfare Project GujaratPopulation components in Slum Improvement Projects (Hyderabad, Indore and Vijayawada)Assistance to the Registrar General's OfficeKenya
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Population CensusMalawi
Population CensusMalaysia
Adviser in Demography (Economic Planning Unit)Nepal
Population StudiesPakistan
Population Welfare Projects I and IIReproduction Health Services ProjectTanzania
Population CensusIn 1987, 29 trainees came to the United Kingdom on population-related courses. In 1988 a further 37 trainees began similar courses.