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Environment, agriculture and food strategic research programme 2016-2021
Detail on the three themes and work packages for the 2016-2021 Environment, Agriculture and Food Strategic Research Programme.
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Civil partnerships in Scotland: consultation analysis
Analysis of responses to the consultation on civil partnerships in Scotland.
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Engaging and empowering communities and stakeholders in rural land use and land management in Scotland
Report on how best to assist rural communities to engage with decisions on land use and land management.
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Engaging and empowering communities and stakeholders in rural land use and management: technical report
Summary report of the aspects of research on how to assist rural communities to engage with decisions on land use and management.
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Evaluation of the Scottish Land Fund 2012-2016
Report of the findings of an evaluation of the Scottish Land Fund (SLF) 2012-2016.
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Impact of diversity of ownership scale on social, economic and environmental outcomes
Report on the impact of diversity of ownership on the socioeconomic outcomes for rural areas.
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Overcoming barriers to community land-based activities: gudiance
Guidance on good practice in overcoming barriers to community land-based activities.
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Evaluation of Working Health Services Scotland, 2010-2014
The Working Health Services Scotland (WHSS) was introduced to provide support to employees in small and medium sized businesses', whose health condition was affecting their ability to work. The programme offers telephone based case management & some fac
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Supporter involvement in Scottish football clubs: consultation analysis
Analyses the responses to a consultation on supporter involvement in influencing, governing, bidding for and buying professional football clubs in Scotland.
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Ensuring that markets work well for businesses and consumers – a strategic assessment of markets in Scotland
Our first step in identifying markets where Scottish consumers may not be getting a fair deal.