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Date answered:
15 May 2006
S2W-25703
Indeveloping future programmes we are required to direct the vast majority offunding towards activities which directly support the EU’s Lisbonstrategy on growth and jobs.
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Date answered:
15 May 2006
S2W-25704
It is clear that, given thesignificant reduction in funding which Scotland will receive, there will be a need for cleartargeting on those key areas and activities and this will be undertaken at alater stage in programme development.
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27 April 2006
S2W-24709
Following the introductionof the Water Environment (Controlled Activities) (Scotland)Regulations 2005 (CAR) on 1 April 2006, all discharges into the waterenvironment will be subject to authorisation by the Scottish EnvironmentProtection Agency (SEPA).
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Date answered:
15 March 2006
S2W-23714
Also, the widespread useof contraception amongst sexually active people, alongside social choices to havesmaller families or to have no children, mean that less children are being bornthan in the past.The Scottish Executiveis committed to an on-going programme of both health and sexual health improvementand the promotion of informed lifestyle choices.
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13 March 2006
S2W-23585
Whilst institutions are individuallyresponsible for the content and nature of courses on offer, there is evidence thatprogress is being made by a range of differenttraining providers, developing a number of options, including modules provided withinscience degrees; degrees focusing on science communication, and other communicationopportunities provided by bodies actively involved in complementary science education,including the Science Centres.
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7 March 2006
S2W-23107
Over the last three years the following havebeen spent specifically on child protection activities; 2002-03 £1,420,426 froma total fund of £27 million, 2003-04 £1,537,557 from a total fund of £41.5million, and 2004-05 £5,389,793 from a total fund of £60.5 million.
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14 December 2005
S2W-21708
Amount (£000) City of Edinburgh Council 3,059 Perth and Kinross Council 261 Stirling Council 15 Other councils – including Highland, Inverness, Angus, Dundee and Aberdeen – are also receiving funding of around £7,000 for promotional activities and events associated with the summit, including p...
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28 November 2005
S2W-20676
This material has been welcomed by groups active in this field.Copies of the guidance has been disseminated to local authorities, housing associations and housing support providers and the older people’s guidance has been disseminated through user groups and at events throughout the summer including the Pride Marches in Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
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21 November 2005
S2W-20572
This showed that almost all secondary schools and over three-quarters of primary schools currently provide a range of study support/out of school hours learning activities. The SCRE evaluation recommended that the Executive support the development of SS/OSHL by offering more strategic direction, raising awareness of the impact OSHL can have on young people ...
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9 November 2005
S2W-19888
Advice was requestedfrom the councils within the next few months on the most effective way of takingthis agenda forward.This advice was provided in aletter of 10 June 2005 from the chief executive of the Scottish Further andHigher Education Funding Council. The letter outlined activity in the area of sustainabledevelopment, and the intention to take a numbe...
