Stephen Doughty MP: Climate Timeline
Stephen Doughty is the Labour MP for Cardiff South and Penarth.
We have identified 25 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2012 in which Stephen Doughty could have voted.
Stephen Doughty is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 21
- Against: 1
- Did not vote: 3
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Stephen Doughty's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Stephen Doughty in the last 90 days
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25 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
We cannot do this alone; we need others to join us if we are to succeed. We need to continue our work on integrating nutrition with our wider development work. One of the areas I would highlight is that only a tiny percentage of climate finance is allocated to nutrition, which is an unacceptable missed opportunity. We need to work with our partners to give more attention to the nutrition impact of their policies and investments in food systems more broadly. That is why we are calling on all those with a stake in Nutrition for Growth—countries in the global north and south, multilaterals, private investors and civil society organisations—to back the new global compact. That more integrated, coherent approach will ensure that the sum of everyone’s commitments is greater than the parts. This is a challenging time for the summit, given the global economic climate, but we think it will set out a good way forward and bring people together.
Full debate: Nutrition for Growth Summit
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5 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
For me, this was a sincere but difficult decision, not least given my experience working for humanitarian and international development NGOs and, indeed, at the former Department for International Development. I too have seen the positive impacts of Britain’s proud record on overseas development on lives around the world, as hon. Members reflected on. As the Prime Minister said, we will continue to play a key role in doing everything we can to move towards rebuilding our capacity, and we remain committed to working in Sudan, Ukraine and Gaza and on tackling climate change, on supporting multinational efforts on global health and challenges such as vaccination, and on our commitments to the overseas territories.
Full debate: Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office