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	Department	Title
1.	Evaluation Department	Communications Adviser
2.	Human Resources Division	Internal Communications and E-Content Manager
3.	Knowledge and Information Management Team	Change and Communications Manager
4.	Information Systems Department	Communications Specialist
5.	Country programmes - Africa Division	Head of Communications, Africa
6.	Country programmes -Africa Division	Communications Officer
7.	Ghana Country Office	Communications and Information Manager
3.	Kenya and Somalia Country Office	Communications Officer
9	Malawi Country Office	Strategic Communications Officer
10.	Mozambique Country Office	Communications Officer
11.	Rwanda Country Office	Communications and IT Officer
12.	South African Country Office	Communications Adviser
13.	Tanzania Country Office	Media and Communications Adviser
14	Uganda Country Office	Head of Communications
15.	Country programmes - Middle East, Caribbean, Asia and British Overseas Territories	Head of Communications, MECAB
16.	Country programmes - South Asia Strategy and Operations	Head of Communications, SASO
17.	Afghanistan Country Office	Press Officer
13.	Afghanistan Country Office	Communications Manager
19.	India Country Office	Communications Adviser
20.	India Country Office	External Communications and Press Officer
21.	Nepal Country Office	Communications Manager
22.	Pakistan Country Office	Communications Officer
23.	Pakistan Country Office	Head of Communications and Policy Support
24.	Policy and Research Department	Head of Policy and Research Communications
25.	Policy and Research Department	PRD Communications Team Leader
26.	Policy and Research Department	GIG, Food and Agriculture Adviser
27.	Policy and Research Department	E Communications Manager
28.	Policy and Research Department	Online Communications
29.	Policy and Research Department	Internal Communications, Planning, Publications
30.	Policy and Research Department	Head of Communications and Secretariat
31.	Policy and Research Department	Communications Manager
32.	Policy and Research Department	Communications Manager- Climate Change
33.	Policy and Research Department	Communications Adviser
34.	International Directorate - Director's Office	Strategic Communications Adviser
35.	International Directorate - Europe Department	Senior Communications Officer
36.	Stabilisation Unit	Strategic Communications Adviser

This does not include other staff who have the status of embedded communicators, but who work primarily on non-communications functions or technical support.

Departmental Temporary Employment

Grant Shapps: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development pursuant to the answer of 5 March 2010, Official Report, column 1414W, on departmental temporary staff, how much was paid to (a) Manpower, (b) Margaret Hodge and (c) Josephine Sammons for services relating to the recruitment of temporary staff in each of the last three years. [324366]

Mr. Michael Foster: Our records show that the following amounts were paid to Manpower, Margaret Hodge and Josephine Sammons for services relating to the recruitment of temporary staff in the last three financial years.

£
	2009-10( 1)	2008-09	2007-08
Manpower	120,618	77,413	4,438
Margaret Hodge	223,679	305,299	213,993
Josephine Sammons	5,414	30,178	222,822
(1) Financial year 2009-10 up to 24 March 2010.

Indonesia: Climate Change

Martin Horwood: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what conditions are attached to the £50 million funding to Indonesia announced in Davos on 29 January 2010 to help fight climate change by tackling deforestation; and what steps his Department is taking to ensure that these funds are not used by the palm oil industry. [324629]

Mr. Thomas: None of the £50 million will go to oil palm companies. DFID hopes to build on work the UK has begun with the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) to agree credible environmental production standards and to secure their use by both producers and buyers. This could involve funding the RSPO itself, academic institutions supporting it and associated NGO networks. DFID expects that most of the funding will support programmes managed by organisations such as the World Bank, the United Nations Development Programme, Oxfam, Transparency International and local non-government organisations who have rigorous auditing and accounting procedures and employ anti-corruption safeguards.

Palestinians: International Assistance

Mr. Crabb: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what recent estimate he has made of the amount of charitable fundraising carried out in the UK for humanitarian purposes in Gaza via the Union of Good. [325030]

Mr. Michael Foster: The Department of International Development (DFID) has not made an assessment of the amount of charitable fundraising carried out in the UK for humanitarian purposes in Gaza via the Union of Good.

The Union of Good is not a registered charity in the UK.

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Sierra Leone: Overseas Aid

Mr. MacShane: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what projects his Department has funded in Sierra Leone since 2000; and how much his Department has spent on each. [324082]

Mr. Thomas: Details of projects funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) in Sierra Leone from 2004 onwards can be found on the DFID website at:

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http://projects.dfid.gov.uk/

Projects from the beginning of 2000 until mid-2004 are provided in the following table with individual commitment figures. Precise expenditure figures could be extracted from historic data only at disproportionate cost.

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Project title	Start date	Commitment (£)
Budget Support for Government of Sierra Leone 2000	26 January 2000	5,500,000
Police: Training for Public Order Activities	1 February 2000	650,000
Media project with Government of Sierra Leone: Redesign Team	1 February 2000	11,000
Budget Support and debt relief-2000-01	1 March 2000	24,555,000
Short wave transmitter: Peace Building	1 March 2000	127,000
Budget Support 2000-Technical Cooperation Component	1 March 2000	41,000
Primary Health Care, Bo District	25 April 2000	632,000
Government of Sierra Leone Budget Planning	26 May 2000	303,000
Post Peace Radio Equipment	30 May 2000	256,000
Campaign for Good Governance	30 May 2000	195,000
Emergency Seeds and Tools Assistance	31 May 2000	487,000
Humanitarian Assistance to the Sierra Leone Police Force	31 May 2000	350,000
Police Project Community Safety 6 Year programme	1 June 2000	27,148,000
Water, Sanitation and Shelter	27 July 2000	190,000
Integrated Community Environment and Agriculture project	4 September 2000	85,000
National Workshop Emergency Watsan and Shelter Response CARE INTERNATIONAL	11 September 2000	50,000
Newly Displaced people	1 October 2000	302,000
Emergency Healthcare Response Programme	9 October 2000	291,000
Sierra Leone Anti Corruption Commission Project: 8 Year Project	1 November 2000	5,545,000
UK/EL) engineering Technical Support	1 November 2000	500,000
Government of Sierra Leone: Medium Term Expenditure Framework	1 November 2000	87,000
Refurbishment MoD HQ Paramount Hotel Technical Cooperation	29 November 2000	100,000
ICRC Sierra Leone Programme	21 December 2000	2,000,000
Conciliation Resources	31 January 2001	76,000
Social Development coordinator	1 February 2001	71,000
Support to Demobilisation Process 98	1 February 2001	60,000
Government Assistance Programme: British Council Project	13 February 2001	1,277,000
Budget Bureau-Stuart Kane	26 February 2001	60,000
Community Development Initiative Pujehun: 5 Year project	1 March 2001	14,400,000
Transition to Development: Refugee camps water/Sanitation	1 March 2001	850,000
Refurbishment Ministry of Defence HQ Paramount Hotel	14 March 2001	1,024,000
UK Contribution UNICEF	30 March 2001	1,000,000
Adult literacy training	30 March 2001	4,000
Technical assistance to National Commission-Reconstruction Rehabilitation Reintegration	1 April 2001	290,000
International Medical Corps: health care in Disarmament Demobilisation Reintegration centres	1 April 2001	150,000
Debt Recording and Management system project	1 April 2001	8,000
Mercy Ships: New Steps	20 April 2001	111,000
Medical Research Centre Tonkolili	26 April 2001	1,195,000
Media Development Project: Training	21 May 2001	800,000
Support to Ferry	29 May 2001	10,000
Assist Nat Commission Disarmament Demobilisation and Reintegration	1 June 2001	45,000
Budget Support to Gov of Sierra Leone 2001-04	1 August 2001	30,000,000
Governance Reform Secretariat Phase 1: 7 Year Programme	8 August 2001	4,050,000
Strategy for the diamond producing areas	21 August 2001	440,000
World Bank Country Profile	28 November 2001	19,000
Budget support to Gov of Sierra Leone 2001-2004	19 February 2002	400,000
Second Governance and Corruption Survey	13 March 2002	155,000
UNICEF Water/sanitation	26 March 2002	500,000
ICRC Resettlement, Internally Displaced Peoples	26 March 2002	500,000
WHO-Health sector, Internally Displaced People Needs	26 March 2002	100,000
Post Flood Seed Distribution	10 April 2002	75,000
Sierra Leone: UNDP: Junior Programme Officer	22 April 2002	194,000
GTZ: ReAct: Programme in Kono and Kailahun: 3 Year project	31 May 2002	3,350,000
Promoting Peace, Security and Stability in Sierra Leone	1 June 2002	747,000
Chiefdom Governance Review	26 June 2002	45,000
Support to Public Expenditure Tracking Surveys	2 July 2002	290,000
Merlin Medical Research Centre	29 August 2002	50,000
Social Development	19 September 2002	40,000
Establishing access to emergency primary health Merlin Kono	1 October 2002	563,000
Civil Society Strategy	1 October 2002	103,000
Internally Displaced People Resettlement Programme	1 October 2002	50,000
CARE: Food Security Rights-Based Approach	1 November 2002	232,000
Social Development Adviser FREETOWN	20 November 2002	70,000
Decentralisation & Local Government	1 December 2002	500,000
100% Debt Relief for Sierra Leone to UK's ECGD	1 January 2003	500,000
Sexual Assault. Referral. Centres. (SARC)	4 February 2003	921,000
Operation PEBU: Housing and sanitation: 5 year project	1 March 2003	4,000,000
Liberian and Ivorian Refugees	20 March 2003	600,000
ICRC APPEAL 2003 Sierra Leone	20 March 2003	500,000
Care of Liberian Refugees	20 March 2003	500,000
Control of Vaccine Preventable Diseases	20 Mar 2003	400,000
Improve Participation in Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper	31 March 2003	1,362,000
Local Government Elections	1 June 2003	4,100,000
Phase V Health Care Tonkolili	11 July 2003	423,000
Support of Civil Society Good Governance and Human Rights	22 August 2003	741,000
Judges and Prosecutor	1 October 2003	350,000
Investment Environment	19 January 2004	23,000
Support to Improved Services	1 March 2004	50,000
UNICEF Malaria Prevention	17 March 2004	400,000
UNICEF Immunisation Programme	18 March 2004	500,000
UNHCR Assistance to Liberian Refugees	18 March 2004	400,000
Civil and Political Rights	19 March 2004	350,000
ICRC APPEAL 2004 Sierra Leone	19 March 2004	200,000
Oxfam GB's Women in Leadership	29 March 2004	171,000
Youth Empowerment Programme: 5 Year programme	1 April 2004	1,159,000
Merlin Lassa Emergency Funds	13 May 2004	103,000
Community Development Programme	1 June 2004	111,000

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