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The government conversion factors for greenhouse gas reporting are for use by UK and international organisations to report on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Use this form if the SIA intends to refuse your licence application or revoke your licence because of your criminal record.
Looking into how some factors that can influence the performance of people on board can lead to more accidents as well as how to mitigate or control these factors.
MHRA has published guidance on the importance of applying human factors to medical devices, so they are designed and optimised to minimise patient and user safety risks.
We're seeking views and evidence on the potential introduction of non-price factors into the Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction in the future allocation rounds.
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2017 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below.
The Taskforce on Social Factors has produced this guide to support pension trustees in assessing the social risks and opportunities of their scheme’s investments.
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2014 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below
Paper prepared by the ethnicity sub-group of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE).
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2012 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2018 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations.
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2013 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2011 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2010 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below
Findings from qualitative interviews with former teachers to explore reasons for leaving teaching.
This Joint Service Publication defines MOD policy regarding the process of Human Factors Integration (HFI) in defence systems.
These emission conversion factors can be used to report on 2015 greenhouse gas emissions by UK based organisations of all sizes, and for international organisations reporting on UK operations. Suggested user guidance is outlined below
A guide to use of the contributory factors data which form part of the Department for Transport's reported road casualty statistics.
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