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Date answered:
19 June 2013
S4W-15592
Malawi Development Programme (2013-16) ORGANISATIONS 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 NHS Lothian £137,099 £126,265 £136,035 Meningitis Research Foundation £97,410 £33,990 - Scotland Malawi Business Group £105,463 £110,169 £121,105 Just Trading Scotland £90,905 £150,050 £35,300 The Global Concerns Trust £35,203 £34,013 £40,522 Scotland-Malawi Mental Health Education Project £132,550 £124,030 £125,600 University of Strathclyde £148,227 £124,174 £115,941 MicroLoan Foundation UK £85,545 £149,517 £142,240 Oxfam Scotland £158,028 £133,232 £108,740 NHS Lothian £64,704 £47,462 £46,126 University of Edinburgh £116,918 £139,510 £139,817 Concern Worldwide £126,229 £139,006 £134,765 Christian Aid, Scotland Office £139,624 £124,809 £121,530 Mary's Meals £120,607 £143,227 £136,011 Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) £129,313 £127,593 £121,318 Malawi Development Programme (2012-15) ORGANISATIONS 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 The Co-operative College £128,975 £125,021 £143,791 Christian Blind Mission £97,838 £115,670 £103,789 Chance for Change £128,286 £129,736 £127,792 Active Learning Centre £100,130 £79,325 - Scotland Malawi Partnership £68,402 £58,767 £65,304 Imani Development £142,535 £125,155 £92,193 International Resources and Recycling Institute £182,702 - - Oxfam Scotland £114,383 £133,034 £134,821 Scotland Malawi Business Group £22,727 - - Challenges Worldwide £159,640 £161,295 £79,056 Voluntary Service Overseas Scotland £120,245 £131,617 £147,565 Sue Ryder £54,940 £90,920 £94,985 University of Edinburgh, Global Health Academy £111,122 £165,037 £123,288 University of St Andrews £96,880 £98,340 £64,936 University of Dundee £136,881 £55,120 £49,680 Impact, University of Aberdeen £137,813 £126,975 £132,998 Link Community Development Scotland £156,754 £105,408 £119,364 The Healthy Lifestyle Project (North Lanarkshire Council) £35,900 £26,700 £26,700 Mary’s Meals £117,787 £132,067 £150,146 Malawi Development Programme (2010-13) ORGANISATIONS 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 The Active Learning Centre £161,300 £117,608 £120,493 Opportunity International (UK) £65,982 £161,944 £171,098 Scottish CROP Research Institute £158,554 £113,729 £69,410 Tearfund Scotland £135,000 £135,000 £129,000 Church of Scotland £86,490 £103,300 £98,800 University of Edinburgh £57,140 £171,430 £171,430 University of Strathclyde £173,187 £116,382 £109,089 Waverley Care £106,815 £91,249 £103,005 Scotland-Malawi Mental Health Education Project £180,000 £120,000 £100,000 Mary's Meals £128,500 £75,850 £80,850 Macaulay Land Use Research Institute £108,215 £95,260 £95,260 The Active Learning Centre £137,204 £110,482 £118,979 Oxfam Scotland £111,594 £83,135 £87,907 Eurotalk Interactive £23,875 £23,500 £27,725 Venture Trust Malawi £149,018 £129,718 £52,700 Scottish Agricultural College £134,550 £133,327 £132,123 Sense Scotland £144,928 £123,383 £129,153 Christian Blind Mission £59,764 £169,500 £170,736 NHS Tayside Emergency Medicine...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 November 2010
S3W-37254
Other attendees may also attend meetings when particular policy areas are to be discussed: Name Job Role Employer A Stafford (Chair) Director General Finance Scottish Government J Mason Director of Business Scottish Government C MacLean Director of Learning Scottish Government A Merrill Director of Procurement Scottish Government J Pryce Director for Improving Public Services Scottish Government M...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
1 May 2008
S3W-12058
Of the companies detailed below, our records indicate that E&M Manufacturing Ltd, First Choice Retail Ltd, Merchants Ltd and Dalglen (No. 823) Ltd are new to the area since May 1999.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 2019
Health and Sport Committee 08 October 2019
What could we do better? We will come back to realistic medicine and end-of-life issues. That is a complex and large question.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 March 2011
S3W-40249
To ask the Scottish Executive what the difference is between the criteria used by the Scottish Medicines Consortium in making judgements on ultra-orphan as opposed to orphan medicines.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 November 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 26 November 2013
Researchers at the MRC centre for regenerative medicine at the University of Edinburgh discovered that leprosy bacteria have the ability to hide inside cells of the nervous system and reprogramme them to take on the properties of stem cells.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2011
Meeting of the Parliament 28 September 2011
I’ve been there.”I have been a bit disappointed by the number of members who talked about the increasing prescribing of antidepressants as if that is a problem. As Dennis Robertson said, medicines—antidepressants are medicines—are prescribed by doctors to patients who need them.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 November 2013
Public Petitions Committee 12 November 2013
I take it those are all Scottish Medicines Consortium and National Institute for Health and Care Excellence approved products.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 March 2011
S3W-39574
To ask the Scottish Executive how the Scottish Medicines Consortium incorporates its modifiers into the health-economic case for ultra-orphan medicines and what importance it gives these in the final decision-making process.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 March 2011
S3W-39573
The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) operates independently from the Scottish Government.
