§ Mr. KeyTo ask the Secretary of State for International Development what percentage of her Department's contributions to poverty reduction in Brazil in the years(a) 2000, (b) 2001, and (c) 2002 was spent on water and sanitation projects; what assessment she has made of the privatisation of water and sewage treatment in Brazil; and if she will make a statement.[90414]
20Wcustomers (these costs are not charged to government). The number of copies sold by The Stationery Office at cover price was 421.
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