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DECC and secondments from outside organisations FOI

Wednesday, December 5, 2012 8:30
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Well, this makes interesting reading. The Department of Energy and Climate Change in the UK has some odd bedfellows:

Ref no: 12/1402 2 November 2012

Thank you for your email of 5 October 2012 where you requested the following
information:
Are there personnel working for the department or related agencies who are
seconded from outside organisations?
If the answer is yes how many are there?
From which organisations or companies do they come from, please name them
and give the number of people seconded from each organisation or company
and whether they are paid by the department or by there original employer.
If there are people working for the department who are on secondment and paid
by there employer how much in total was this worth to the department for the
last 3 tax years.
If this request is unclear please contact me.

Freedom of Information Act 2000
Your request has been handled under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (‘the Act’).
Under the Act you have the right to:
know whether we hold the information you have requested and;
be provided with that information (subject to any exemptions under the Act which
may apply).
There are people working in the Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC) who are
on secondment from outside organisations…

http://www.decc.gov.uk/assets/decc-foi/decc-corporate-information/293-121402-secondments-to-decc.pdf

Just for starters:

Who are the ‘Carbon War Room’?

http://www.carbonwarroom.com/about-us/who-we-are/executive-team

Hilary McMahon is the Director of Research at the Carbon War Room. Hilary joined the CWR after working at the United Nations in New York as an adviser on Climate change and technology issues. Previously, Hilary spent four years working as a Senior Associate on the Energy and Climate team at the World Resources Institute (WRI), leading their work in support of Low Carbon Development Plans in many developing countries and managing a large research team. Hilary also led the WRI’s work in support of the UNFCCC’s climate negotiations. Hilary has published extensively on issues relating to climate mitigation in developing countries, mitigation technologies and energy access. Hilary recently acted as a reviewer for the World Energy Outlook and has traveled extensively with her work. Previous to the WRI, Hilary managed a climate change related program at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development in Geneva, Switzerland. Before moving to Switzerland Hilary worked on environmental issues in Brussels for an industry association, UNIFE, followed a semester teaching at a University in Spain, setting up the climate group for the Institute of European Affairs and researching policy approaches for the Institute for International Integration Studies.

Hilary received her degree in Politics and French from the University College Dublin, Ireland and her Masters in Politics from the College of Europe in Brugge, Belgium. Hilary also studied Chinese Politics for a year in Lausanne, Switzerland.

H/T Leo Hickman



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