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Wednesday 19/09/2007
The study aimed to give claimants of health related benefits, involved in the Condition Management Programme, the chance to tell the story of their journey into incapacity and attempts to return to employment
Provisional results of the June 2007 Agricultural Census
Scottish Sea Fisheries Statistics 2006
Tuesday 18/09/2007
This analysis considers the implementation, operation, costs and outcomes of the scheme, with a view to informing a decision on how best to extend it to the benefit of as many groups of victims as possible.
This analysis considers the implementation, operaton, costs and outcomes of the scheme, with a view to informing a decision on how best to extend it to the benefit of as many groups of victims as possible.
The research was conducted in 2007 to assess the impact of the 'Points of Entry' poster campaign in Scotland's airports in light of the changes made to the campaign materials foillowing the 2006 evaluation.
This report by Ipsos MORI (2006) presents the results of a programme of research to support the delivery of the China Strategy. The research reviewed levels of engagement with, and perceptions of, Scotland in China and vice versa.
This research by Ipsos MORI, 2006, was part of a programme of research to support the delivery of the China Strategy and presents how key audiences in China perceive the marketing materials that the Scottish Executive and Visit Scotland have produced to promote Scotland.
The paper summarises research commissioned prior to May 2007 to support the Scottish Executive's strategy documents relating to closer engagement with China, the USA and Germany.
The research was conducted in 2007 to assess the impact of the 'Points of Entry' poster campaign in Scotland's airports in light of the changes made to the campaign materials foillowing the 2006 evaluation.
This is a summary of research commissioned by the Scottish Executive in China, USA and Germany in late 2006/early 2007. The research explored responses, amongst target audiences, to marketing materials, packaged as message platforms, designed by Scotland's International Image team to promote and position Scotland abroad.
This report by Ipsos MORI is part of a programme of research to support Scotland’s strategy for stronger engagement with Germany. The research aimed to provide a greater understanding of perceptions of Germany and Scotland among key groups in each country.
This research by Ipsos MORI, 2007, was part of a programme of research to support Scotland’s strategy for stronger engagement with Germany. It discusses how target audiences in Germany perceived the marketing materials developed by the Scottish Executive and Visit Scotland to promote Scotland in Germany.
Scottish Government response to the Consultation on Measures Of Farm Income 30 November 2006 to 22 February 2007
Social Work Inspection Agency Annual Report and Accounts
This report by TNS System 3 (2007) reviews knowledge and awareness of Scotland in the USA and discusses the attitudes of key target audiences to communications materials to promote Scotland in the USA.
This report by TNS System Three is part of a programme of research to support Scotland’s strategy for stronger engagement with the USA. The research aimed to provide a greater understanding of perceptions of the USA and Scotland among key groups in each country and an understanding of decision-making in relation to studying in and forming business links with Scotland.
Monday 17/09/2007
A publication to show the opportunities for Scottish teachers to undertake international study visits and exchanges as part of their professional development.
Friday 14/09/2007
An information leaflet showing the main functions of the Standards Council for Community Learning and Development and how these are being explored by the interim council.
Thursday 13/09/2007
This report presents the findings of an evaluation of the process and operation of the Quality of Life Fund undertaken by SQW Ltd in 2007. The research involved a survey of local authorities, six of which were studied further as case studies.