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Data and key findings
The equality impact assessment (EQIA) considers potential impacts of the Carer’s Assistance (Carer Support Payment) (Scotland) Regulations 2023 on individuals with one or more protected characteristics.
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SECTION 3: STRUCTURAL DISADVANTAGE
This is a review of existing research and survey data on sectarianism in Scotland.
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Annex C - Societal views
This paper summarises the range of evidence available on vaccination certification schemes. Evidence is drawn from clinical and scientific literature, from public opinion and from international experience.
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2. Background
This version has been superseded by version 3 published in September 2020 at https://www.gov.scot/publications/scotlands-census-2022-equality-impact-assessment-results-v3-0/.
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4. Key findings - Protected characteristics
Equality impact assessment (EQIA) for the school age childcare (SACC) programme.
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Diversity in the teaching profession: annual data report
Third edition of an annual publication which collates and reports data relating to the ethnic diversity of the teaching profession in Scotland in order to inform future policy development and delivery.
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Leadership and Evidence
Plan setting out actions that we and our partners are undertaking, working together to encourage and support people in Scotland to be more active, more often.
- Part of:
- Active Scotland Delivery Plan
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Footnotes
An equalities impact assessment (EQIA) was completed using available current literature and research. The information will be used to help ensure policies for perinatal and infant mental health encourage equity of access to mental health services.
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1. Introduction
This report provides an overview of the literature on minority ethnic people’s employment in the Scottish social housing sector and presents available empirical evidence. The research also identifies gaps in the evidence and suggests areas where
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Annex B: LHEES Phase 3 pilot outputs
Evaluation of the third, and final, phase of Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy (LHEES) pilots, which involved nine local authorities and took place between November 2019 and April 2021.
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