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We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Anneliese Dodds in the last 90 days

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• 25 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  We are focused on working with our Caribbean partners to tackle the most pressuring challenges of today and the future, including security, growth and climate change.

  Full debate: Historic Slavery: Reparations

• 11 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  The hon. Member talked about the threats from communicable disease being intensified by the climate crisis and environmental degradation. He was right to do so, but we also see non-communicable disease becoming more frequent in many countries in the global south, and there is still a potential threat from pandemics too. We are also working with others to champion sexual and reproductive health rights and freedoms for all, including as a key part of our work to empower women and girls.

  Full debate: US Global Public Health Policy

• 6 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  ODA is central for delivering the Government’s mission to help create a world free from poverty on a liveable planet, working in a modern, genuine partnership with the global south. FCDO’s ODA spending will be used to achieve better development outcomes as part of a coherent international approach, with a strong focus on poverty reduction and accelerating progress on the sustainable development goals. Our approach to development will deliver inclusive growth, tackle the climate crisis and address irregular migration.

  Full debate: Official Development Assistance: Programme Allocations 2024-25

• 01 Feb 2025: Tweet

  Four years on from Myanmar’s military coup, new UK support will help almost a million people with vital healthcare and help protect them from the ravages of the climate crisis. The UK stands firm in supporting Myanmar's most vulnerable communities. ???????? https://twitter.com/davidlammy/status/1885748587453177909 [Source]

• 24 Jan 2025: Tweet

  On #EducationDay, climate crisis impacts on education are stark. Since 2022 extreme weather has closed schools for over 400 million students globally. UK’s support to CO-CREATE is empowering schools in Tanzania to adapt to climate shocks, so 50,000 children can keep learning. https://twitter.com/fcdogovuk/status/1882727032020512847 [Source]

• 23 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  The climate crisis and conflict are now disrupting the education of more than 220 million children and counting every single year. Last year alone, extreme weather events meant that children in low-income countries missed out on 18 days of school. As I discussed with some young people in South Sudan, the children who are flooded out of their schools during the rainy season are the same children who are not able to learn because it is too hot during the dry season. That means that in many of those countries, some children are missing up to a whole month of school. Millions of the children who are in school are not learning effectively, including the 70% of children in school in low and middle-income countries who are still unable to read a basic text by the age of 10.

  In short, we need the kind of massive global effort that many Members have said is necessary during this debate, to ensure that people are provided with a quality education. Over the last six months, I have been making the case for action around the world, from South Sudan to the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York, and at the World Bank in Washington and the COP29 climate summit in Baku. I also met the young people from across our country who have been championing global education in schools when they came to Parliament —perhaps other Members also met them; they were incredibly powerful advocates.

  Finally, we are investing to make education systems more resilient to the climate crisis and better able to help students thrive beyond their school years.

  We are investing to make systems for education more resilient. At COP28 in Dubai, the UK helped to launch a new global declaration on the common agenda for education and climate change, through which 90 countries have now committed to action on climate that helps protect education. Ahead of COP30 in Brazil this year, we are working with our partners to prioritise the role of education in combating the climate and nature crises and to secure further action to protect children, including when they are learning, from extreme weather.

  Full debate: International Day of Education

• 17 Jan 2025: Tweet

  I met with @IraqiGovt Planning Minister and @IraqiPMO Advisor on Women’s Affairs to strengthen our development partnership. Our focus is to promote the rights of women and girls in Iraq and support Iraq’s resilience through collaboration on climate change and economic reform. https://x.com/AnnelieseDodds/status/1880166256860688587/photo/1 [Source]

• 14 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Our thoughts are with all those hit by the dreadful crises that my hon. Friend mentions. At COP29, the UK showed leadership in setting an ambitious nationally determined contribution to cut emissions by 81% by 2035. We are championing clean energy at home and abroad, including through the launch of GB Energy and the global clean power alliance.

  Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions

  I am grateful to the right hon. Lady for her question, but she will surely understand that the COP agreement was about the global goal. The precise share for individual countries is worked out through the normal processes. It was her Government—a Conservative Government—who committed to the £11.6 billion climate finance goal. Unlike the previous Government, however, we are determined to fit that within our responsibilities and deliver on it for the sake of our climate and our economy.

  Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions

• 9 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  At the United Nations General Assembly last September, the Prime Minister gave a clear commitment to work together for peace, progress and equality. It is clear that women and girls must be at the heart of that work and at the heart of our development policy—I completely agree with my hon. Friend the Member for Norwich North on that. I say to my hon. Friend the Member for South East Cornwall (Anna Gelderd) that they also need to be at the heart of our work in relation to the climate crisis, and we ensured that was the case in our representation at COP.

  Full debate: Impact of Conflict on Women and Girls

• 09 Jan 2025: Tweet

  Today @DavidLammy set out how @FCDOGovUK will face the future and support our Plan for Change. Our new approach to development will deliver inclusive growth, tackle the climate crisis and address irregular migration. Britain with a global voice, delivering for working people. https://twitter.com/fcdogovuk/status/1877312761572807034 [Source]