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Research in Scotland

Research plays an important role in shaping the policies of the Scottish Government.

Research helps us to think about new and better ways of doing things and provides new understandings and discoveries that benefit our society.

The Scottish Government funds a wide range of research programmes which both contribute to the knowledge base of the UK and help to inform and assess Government policies.

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DatePublicationDescription
  
02/12/2008Modelling Changes to the Renewables ObligationThis research looks at the impacts that may result if the Scottish Government offers differing levels of support through increased ROC multiples (relative to the rest of the UK) to encourage the development and deployment of renewable energy technologies.
27/11/2008Evaluation of Sustainability Features in New Build Social Housing in ScotlandThis report presents results of an evaluation of the environmental performance and cost effectiveness of sustainability features in new build social housing projects in Scotland.
27/11/2008Evaluation of Sustainability Features in New Build Social Housing in Scotland Research Findings No. 20/2008This research findings presents a summary of findings from an evaluation of the environmental performance and cost effectiveness of sustainability features in new build social housing projects in Scotland.
27/11/2008SHARP Survey Findings: Social and Community OutcomesThis report outlines survey findings relating to social and community outcomes from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.
27/11/2008The SHARP study: findings of a controlled study of the effects of housing and neighbourhood change on health and well-being Research Findings 18/2008Research from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.

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