Research and analysis

Understanding the social context of the Environment Agency`s work: policy and literature review

This report focuses on both the policy context and the practitioner and academic literature relevant to the key social themes underpinning the Environment Agency's work.

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Environment Agency
Published
1 August 2005

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Understanding the social context of the Agency`s work - policy and literature review.

Ref: ISBN 1844323838, LIT 2356

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This report provides an overview of the social issues that are most relevant to the Environment Agency’s work. In particular, Part 1 of the report provides some background to the Environment Agency’s commitment to understanding social issues and to developing a social policy.

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Published 1 August 2005

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