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Review of international development

Review of international development Part of: New focus on tackling gender inequality. Projects that prioritise the rights of women and girls in some of the world’s poorest nations are to be supported as part of a new approach to international development. The updated policy includes a commitment to offering at least £500,000 for projects that promote equality of women and girls in the partner countries of Malawi, Zambia and Rwanda, and continued support to the Scotland Pakistan Scholarships for Young Women and Girls. The review was prompted by the global impact of coronavirus (COVID-19), anti-racism movements such as Black Lives Matter, and the climate emergency.

Nicola Sturgeon appoints new public health minister for Scotland

Submitting. The former minister for rural affairs and the natural environment takes up the public health and sport role after her predecessor quit on Friday. Mr FitzPatrick had faced persistent calls to resign after yearly figures released earlier this week showed a rise to a new record high of 1,264 drug deaths last year. A motion of no confidence was tabled against Mr FitzPatrick after the latest figures recorded 1,264 drug-related deaths across Scotland in 2019 – a record high and the worst toll in the EU. He confirmed he was quitting following a discussion with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Ben Macpherson is to become Minister for Rural Affairs and the Natural Environment, supporting both Roseanna Cunningham and Fergus Ewing where he will focus on the impacts of Brexit on the rural economy, support efforts to tackle climate change and to protect our wildlife and biodiversity.

Nicola Sturgeon announces mini reshuffle of SNP s Holyrood ministerial team

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