International Development - Memoranda

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Here you can browse the Memoranda which were ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 17 March 2006.

CONTENTS

Memorandum submitted by Clydebuilt International, USA

Memorandum submitted by Barbara Vitoria, Managing Director, ICC Zimbabwe

Memorandum submitted by Tearfund

Memorandum submitted by James Copestake and Susan Johnson, Department of Economics and International Development, University of Bath

Memorandum submitted by AfricaRecruit

Memorandum submitted by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

Memorandum submitted by SBP

Memorandum submitted by Lomax Investments Ltd

Memorandum submitted by The De Beers Group

Memorandum submitted by the "Publish What You Pay" coalition

Memorandum submitted by Professor Keith Palmer

Memorandum submitted by Amnesty International UK

Memorandum submitted by Alaric Fairbanks, Policy and International Development Team, Durham Business School, Durham University

Memorandum submitted by the Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich

Memorandum submitted by Plan B

Memorandum submitted by Professor Calestous Juma

Memorandum submitted by Marks & Spencer

Memorandum submitted by FinMark Trust

Memorandum submitted by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)

Memorandum submitted by Syngenta AG

Memorandum submitted by Mung'omba Associates

Memorandum submitted by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)

Memorandum submitted by CDC

Memorandum submitted by the World Development Movement

Memorandum submitted by WaterAid

Memorandum submitted by Christian Aid

Memorandum submitted by ActionAid UK

Memorandum submitted by Lincoln University

Memorandum submitted by Jonathan Mitchell [1], Dirk Willem te Velde [2] and Michael Warner [3], Overseas Development Institute [4]

Memorandum submitted by the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture

Memorandum submitted by CARE and CASHE [5]

Memorandum submitted by Business Action for Africa

Memorandum submitted by the UNDP

Memorandum submitted by the WWF

Memorandum submitted by GAIN - the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition

Memorandum submitted by the Co-operative College

Memorandum submitted by the ComMark Trust

Memorandum submitted by Anglo American plc

Memorandum submitted by PriceWaterhouseCoopers

Memorandum submitted by the Donetsk Chamber of Commerce (DCCI), Ukraine

Memorandum submitted by UK Social Investment Forum (UKSIF)

Memorandum submitted by the Department for International Development (DFID)

Memorandum submitted by UK Money Transmitters Association

Memorandum submitted by Professor James Tooley, School of Education, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

Memorandum submitted by Alan Gibson, the Springfield Centre

Memorandum submitted by Fund Their Future

Memorandum submitted by Dr Valerie Curtis, Director, the Hygiene Centre, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Memorandum submitted by The George Institute for International Health, London Unit

Memorandum submitted by AfricaRecruit

Supplementary Memorandum submitted by DFID

Memorandum submitted by Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics

Memorandum submitted by Ann Grant, Vice Chairman, Standard Chartered Capital Markets Ltd

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1   Mr Mitchell has been a Research Fellow at ODI since 2005. Before that he was managing the Local Economic Development project portfolio for the European Commission in South Africa for 4.5 years and before that he was workin as a DFID Technical Cooperation Officer in the role of Development Economist for Mpumalanga Province in South Africa 1996 to 2000. Back

2   Dr Dirk Willem te Velde has been a Research Fellow at ODI since 2000 working on trade and

investment policy. [e-mail], 111 Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 4JY Back

3   Dr Michael Warner has been a Research Fellow at ODI since 1997 working on the role of business in international development. [e-mail], 111 Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 4JY Back

4   There are several programmes at the Overseas Development Institute that have generated relevant insights into private sector development

· Investment and Growth Programme: understanding the sources of growth, the relationships between investment and patterns of growth, the role of government policies in support growth and investment, and the role of donors in supporting this. See e.g. http://www.odi.org.uk/iedg/Research_areas/Investment_growth.html

· Pro-Poor Tourism Programme, see http://www.odi.org.uk/rpeg/research/pro-poor_tourism/index.html

· Business and Development Performance Programme, see http://www.odi.org.uk/pppg/activities/country_level/odpci/index.html Back

5   Credit and Savings for Household Enterprise Back

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Prepared 13 June 2006