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My Lords, the Minister will be aware that the Department for International Development and UNICEF have a project in Nigeria that is aimed at getting 100% of girls into school by, I think, 2020. How do they intend to monitor this project to ensure that it is making good progress?
My Lords, the Minister will be aware that the Department for International Development and UNICEF have a project in Nigeria that is aimed at getting 100% of girls into school by, I think, 2020. How do they intend to monitor this project to ensure that it is making good progress?
It is extremely important to get girls as well as boys into school. A lot of progress has been made and there is almost gender parity, except in areas where there is conflict and, particularly, rural areas. The noble Baroness rightly highlights the project in Nigeria. We are working with UNICEF to manage the girls’ education project, which aims to get 1 million girls in school, and the results monitoring process has been agreed with UNICEF and is being implemented.
What progress the Government has made in fulfilling its commitment to implement action 190(d) of the Beijing Platform for Action; and what future action the Government plans to take.
What progress the Government has made in fulfilling its commitment to implement action 190(d) of the Beijing Platform for Action; and what future action the Government plans to take.
If she will issue a press release following each meeting of the Ministerial Committee on Women's Issues. - "Questions of Procedure for Ministers" makes it clear that information relating to the proceedings of Cabinet or Cabinet committees is not normally made public.
If she will issue a press release following each meeting of the Ministerial Committee on Women's Issues. - "Questions of Procedure for Ministers" makes it clear that information relating to the proceedings of Cabinet or Cabinet committees is not normally made public.
If he will estimate the annual number of unconsenting medical examinations on female patients. - No figs given.
If he will estimate the annual number of unconsenting medical examinations on female patients. - No figs given.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures. - (Holding answer 9 March 1995).
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures. - (Holding answer 9 March 1995).
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc table for 1993 and 1994. Details for 1991 and 1992 are given in the civil service commissioners report for the...
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc table for 1993 and 1994. Details for 1991 and 1992 are given in the civil service commissioners report for the...
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes table and ref to 1991 and 1992 annual report of Civil Service Commissioners (in Library).
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes table and ref to 1991 and 1992 annual report of Civil Service Commissioners (in Library).
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given for 1993 and 1994 and ref to Civil Service Commissioners' reports for 1991 and 1992.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given for 1993 and 1994 and ref to Civil Service Commissioners' reports for 1991 and 1992.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which her Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures and ref to Civil Service Commissioners report in Library for 1991 and 1992.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which her Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures and ref to Civil Service Commissioners report in Library for 1991 and 1992.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given for 1993 and 1994 and ref to 1991 and 1992 figures in Civil Service Commissioners reports for those years...
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given for 1993 and 1994 and ref to 1991 and 1992 figures in Civil Service Commissioners reports for those years...
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given for 1993 and 1994 and ref to Civil Service Commissioners report for earlier figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Table given for 1993 and 1994 and ref to Civil Service Commissioners report for earlier figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc table and ref to Civil Service Commissioners' Reports for 1991-92 and 1992-93 (in Library).
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc table and ref to Civil Service Commissioners' Reports for 1991-92 and 1992-93 (in Library).
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes figures.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - The Privy Council Office, which comprises only 38 staff, does not employ fast-stream entrants on their first civil service appointment.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - The Privy Council Office, which comprises only 38 staff, does not employ fast-stream entrants on their first civil service appointment.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which her Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes 1993 and 1994 figures and ref to civil service commissioner's report for 1991 and 1992.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which her Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Includes 1993 and 1994 figures and ref to civil service commissioner's report for 1991 and 1992.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc ref to Civil Service Commissioners' reports for 1991 and 1992 (in Library) and table for 1993 and 1994.
What proportion of those accepted for fast-stream entry for which his Department is responsible (a) in 1991, (b) 1992, (c) in 1993 and (d) in 1994 were women. - Inc ref to Civil Service Commissioners' reports for 1991 and 1992 (in Library) and table for 1993 and 1994.