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Report looking at the scientific capability to predict and prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases.
Report looking at best practice in natural hazard risk modelling.
Report looking at how the human and economic impact of natural disasters is measured.
Report looking at how people in developing countries manage risk and reduce the impact of natural disasters.
Report looking at the resilience of the UK's critical infrastructure to hazards, risks and other threats.
Report looking at the the mental health consequences of natural and man-made disasters.
Report looking at the role of institutions in shaping disaster outcomes.
Report looking at the challenges of climate change and exposure growth for disaster risk management in developing countries.
Report looking at the core elements of vulnerability and resilience that can guide thinking about disaster risk reduction in the future.
Report looking at how data sharing can improve anticipation and resilience to disasters.
Report looking at the disruptions to the flow of goods and services caused by disasters.
Report giving an overview of mechanisms for financing the costs of disasters.
Foresight project looking at how science can reduce the impacts of natural disasters.
Summarises responses to the Department for Education consultation on extending access to careers guidance, carried out in 2012. Also explains…
Findings from Doug Richard's independent review on what apprenticeships should be and how they can meet the changing needs of the economy.
BIS research paper number 83. Explores how investing in apprenticeships is being directed towards training people with lower skill levels.
BIS research paper number 82. Explores how far investing in adult learner responsive learning is up-skilling people with lower skill levels.
BIS research paper number 84. Explores how far investing in Train to Gain has been directed towards training people with lower skill levels.
The Chief Medical Officer, Professor Dame Sally Davies, published a data-rich report on the state of the English public’s health.
This report provides an overview of the models of sexual assault service provision.
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