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This paper evaluates the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's project on base erosion and profit shiftings.
Paper prepared by SPI-B on increasing adherence to COVID-19 preventative behaviours among young people.
Suggested privacy notices for schools and local authorities to issue to staff, parents and pupils about the collection of data.
Independent review of the existing literature on modelling smarter choices measures and suggested future practices to improve transport models.
This section report looks at how policy may be amended to support activities that lead to a net reduction in atmospheric greenhouse gases
A review of the Official Secrets Acts to make sure Britain is safe in the 21st century.
British holidaymakers could benefit from greater choice, and more competitive prices thanks to a review of travel regulations that cut red tape for travel operators.
These documents are designed for use by local authorities in public health commissioning services including sexual health services.
New study shows that every public pound invested in Level 3 apprenticeships provides a return of £28 to the UK economy.
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