§ Mrs. ClwydTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how much of the £50 million of direct assistance towards projects promoting good government will be spent in Kenya.
NHS Staff in post at 30 September 1990 and population estimates mid-1990 Whole-time equivalents1 Thousands Regions Speech Therapists Occupational Therapists Clinical Psychologists Physiotherapists Population estimates mid-1990 Qualified Helpers Total Qualified Helpers Total Qualified Helpers Total Qualified Helpers Total North West Thames 251 1 253 326 151 477 147 — 147 647 95 743 3,499 North East Thames 257 13 270 390 303 692 201 — 201 760 145 906 3,803 South East Thames 240 9 249 327 130 457 198 — 198 712 151 862 3,658 South West Thames 198 6 203 309 230 539 139 — 139 599 96 695 2,979 London post-graduate special health authorities 25 — 25 61 1 62 26 — 26 125 1 126 — Source: Department of Health (SMI3) annual census of NHS non medical manpower.
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1 All figures are independently rounded to the nearest whole-time equivalent.
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§ Mrs. ChalkerThe £50 million, which I aim to have committed over the next year, has not been broken down on a country basis. We are already supporting such activities in Kenya at a cost this year to the aid programme of about £3 million. I would expect to do more in Kenya as a result of this initiative.