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This study of DFID support for health policy and systems development is the major output of a programme of evaluations of the effectiveness of DFID support in this area over the period 1988-1998.
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This report critically reviews the existing documentation on the subject of best forestry management practices for the protection of the freshwater environment.
A synopsis of recently completed, ongoing and proposed eutrophication related research and development.
A study to evaluate current methods of estimating open water evaporation.
The results of a study into how to how best to protect the native white clawed crayfish populations by eradicating or controlling the introduced signal crayfish species in England and Wales.
This research identified potential detrimental effects of electric fishing on several species of cyprinid fish: chub (Leuciscus cephalus (L.)), roach (Rutilus rutilus (L.)) and dace (Leuciscus leuciscus (L)).
The report describes the primary sources of litter found on Bristol Channel beaches, tests and refines monitoring protocol and aesthetic quality assessments and evaluates public attitudes to beach quality
The impact of the marine discharges from Sellafield on people living on the coast of the Irish Sea has been assessed using data from past studies.
The study considered the key impacts on buildings through a literature review, consultation with those affected by flooding and the examination of case studies.
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