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5 Conclusions

A report undertaken to assess the suitability of low carbon heating technologies in residential buildings in Scotland.

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 22 December 2020

Part of:: Low carbon heating in domestic buildings - technical feasibility: report

Annex B: Update on Implementation of the NACWG's 2018 Recommendations

Scottish Government's Response to the First Minister's National Advisory Council on Women and Girls (NACWG) 2019 Report and Recommendation on Policy Coherence. The recommendations are challenging the Scottish Government to do more to tackle gender

Publication type: Corporate report
Date: 22 December 2020

Part of:: National Advisory Council on Women and Girls (NACWG) 2019 - report and recommendations: SG response

5 Using SAP and EPC data

Guidance for social landlords on the Energy Efficiency Standard for Social Housing (EESSH).

Publication type: Advice and guidance
Date: 11 March 2020

Part of:: Energy efficiency in social housing: guidance for landlords - revised 2020

Introduction

A scoping review to support our understanding of diet, weight and type 2 diabetes in minority ethnic groups in Scotland, their access and experiences of services to support weight management and type 2 diabetes, and recommendations for change.

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 15 November 2022

Part of:: Minority ethnic groups - understanding diet, weight and type 2 diabetes: scoping review

2. Ward Type Breakdowns

Results of the sixth Mental Health & Learning Disability Inpatient Census and Out of Scotland NHS Placements Census, 2022.

Publication type: Statistics
Date: 13 December 2022

Part of:: Inpatient census 2022: parts one and two

Summary/Conclusions

Exploration of available knowledge and evidence on the scale and nature of prostitution in Scotland based on practitioner-based interviews.

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 24 February 2017

Part of:: Exploring available knowledge and evidence on prostitution in Scotland via practitioner-based interviews

6. Conclusions

New entry into the Scottish fishing industry is commonly perceived as a self-evident necessity for the long-term prosperity of the sector and its absence a signal for government intervention. The remit of this paper is to explore whether prohibitive

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 19 September 2014