Coronavirus (COVID-19): framework for decision making - assessing the four harms
Sets out the four harms process for assessment used to establish when coronavirus restrictions could be safely lifted after lockdown and the scientific evidence underpinning the decisions.
List of Figures and Tables
Figure 1 The age profile of Scotland
Figure 2 Age Structure of Council areas 2019
Figure 3 Age structure of Health Boards 2019
Figure 4 Positive cases per 100,000 by age, (28 February to 29 November 2020)
Figure 5 Pattern of new cases by age over time
Figure 6 Numbers of single adult households
Figure 7 Positive cases by deprivation category (SIMD) (28 February to 29 November 2020)
Figure 8 The value of R over time
Figure 21 Social capital, community cohesion and loneliness
Figure 22 Happiness and anxiety reported
Figure 23 Optimism 'I'm sure things will start to get better soon'
Figure 24 Income deprivation by Local Authority
Figure 25 Perceived threat to job amongst those employed
Figure 26 Proportion of respondents who were very/extremely concerned about the scenarios shown
Figure 27 Scottish Welfare Fund Crisis Grant Applications
Figure 29 Clarity on restrictions
Figure 30 Quarterly GDP Growth in Scotland and the UK, Q1 2016 to Q2 2020
Figure 31 Percentage Change in Monthly GDP, Scotland and the UK, March to September 2020, by Sector
Figure 32 Monthly Business Turnover by Sector, Scotland, Compared to the Previous Year
Figure 33 Proportion of businesses currently trading by sector, 2 November to 15 November 2020
Figure 34 Monthly Scottish Business Activity, August 2019 to October 2020
Figure 35 Scottish Retail Sales
Figure 36 Monthly Claimant Count in Scotland, up to September 2020
Figure 39 Share of Businesses Trading Over Time, 15 June to 15 November 2020
Figure 40 Proportion of Businesses Reporting weak cash reserves, 2 to 15 November 2020
Figure 41 Proportion of Businesses Reporting risk of insolvency, October 2020
Table 1 Average size of all households, and average number of children
Contact
Email: covidexitstrategy@gov.scot
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