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3. Applications (Table 1 to Table 5e and Chart 1 to Chart 10)
This bulletin provides information on homelessness applications, assessments and outcomes to 31 March 2014. It includes information on the characteristics of applicant households, local authority assessments and the action taken in respect of cases
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Chapter 2: Leaver destinations
Results of the initial and follow-up surveys of leaver destination (S3-S6), post-appeal attainment, school meals and physical education provision.
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Annex A
The report sets out the progress made in relation to children's rights in Scotland since 2016.
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Annex D: Detailed analysis of equalities and Fairer Scotland issues by portfolio
Assesses where the Scottish Government is proposing to spend public money and how it aims to reduce inequality. It is a supporting document to the Scottish Budget and should be read alongside associated Budget publications.
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2. Patterns of population change: a justification for local 'repopulation' initiatives?
This report by the independent Expert Advisory Group on Migration and Population analyses a range of place-based policy approaches to population challenges (including zonal approaches), and sets out lessons for Scotland.
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4. Results
This research identifies and maps the neighbourhoods in Scotland that would be most disadvantaged by flooding.
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Appendix 3 - Data used in risk factor analyses
Scottish Longitudinal NEET Study
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1. Introduction and Aims
This Scottish research looks at the communities most socially and spatially vulnerable to potential flood events in terms of their underlying characteristics (i.e. socio-demographic data such as age and health, spatial and physical characteristics
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4 What equality data are collected?
This research describes and explores the range of equality and socio-economic disadvantage data collected by public sector organisations. Findings offer insights into what works best in terms of collecting, utilising and safeguarding robust data,
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3. Key findings - protected characteristics
This equality impact assessment (EQIA) supersedes the previous version from January 2020 and reflects the date of the census being moved from 2021 to 2022. Future iterations of the Scotland’s Census 2022 equality impact assessment can be found on
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