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Nursery rates relief: evaluation
Evaluation of the nursery non-domestic rates relief scheme implemented in Scotland during 2018. We committed to evaluating the benefits of the scheme after it had operated for three years.
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Race equality action plan: final report
Progress made on the actions in the Race Equality Action Plan 2017 to 2021 and action taken to tackle race inequality in response to the 2020 to 2021 COVID-19 pandemic as well as action from 2021 onwards to implement the aims of the Race Equality
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Mobile homes - pitch fee up-rating: equality impact assessment
Equality impact assessment (EQIA) results for mobile homes pitch fee up-rating.
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Gender Reassignment
This equality impact assessment (EQIA) considers the potential effects of withdrawing the ‘Extended use of face masks and face coverings in healthcare settings’ guidance on those with protected characteristics.
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Introduction
Third publication of the Carers Census, covering unpaid carers being supported by local services across Scotland in 2021-22.
- Part of:
- Carers Census, Scotland, 2021-22
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Guiding Principles
Plan reasserting our long-term vision of social enterprise at the forefront of a new wave of ethical and socially responsible business in Scotland.
- Part of:
- Social enterprise: action plan
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Annex A - 2011 Census Questions
This report examines differences in the health of ethnic groups in Scotland and uses census health data to identify variations between groups. The analysis employs age-standardised rates to compare people of similar age, which avoids the often
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Data Sources and More Information
Initial estimates of area, yield and production for winter and spring barley, wheat, oats and oilseed rape, for the 2023 harvest.
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7 The Scottish Autism Survey
Economic research on autism and implications for Scotland, including how the economic cost of autism can inform strategy and planning.
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6. Conclusion
This report examines differences in the health of ethnic groups in Scotland and uses census health data to identify variations between groups. The analysis employs age-standardised rates to compare people of similar age, which avoids the often
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