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Social research evidence review to inform natural environment policy - NE0109
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Description
The aim of the review is to ensure that key social research findings from a broad evidence base are accessible to natural environment policy and decision makers in Defra’s Environment and Rural Group (ERG). In Stage 1 of the project, overviews of social research evidence were provided for the following natural environment policy areas: wildlife and biodiversity; ecosystem approach; land management and soil; flood risk management; water quality and availability; people and landscapes; rural affairs; and marine and fisheries.
In Stage 2, three in-depth evidence reviews were conducted:
1. Public perceptions of landscapes and ecosystems in the UK
2. Interventions in managing natural environment conflicts: what works, in what contexts and why?
3. The Big Society concept in a natural environment setting
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Project Documents
• EVID4 - Final project report : NE0109 SID 5
(489k)
• FRP - Final Report : Big Society review
(832k)
• FRP - Final Report : Conflict management review
(603k)
• FRP - Final Report : Public perceptions review
(721k)
• FRP - Final Report : Social research evidence review - Main report
(1004k)
• ANX - Annex : Social research evidence review - Main report annex
(844k)
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Time-Scale and Cost
From:
2009
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To:
2010
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Cost: £130,391 |
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Contractor / Funded Organisations
Policy Studies Institute |
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