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Find out how the Prevent programme supports people who are at risk of becoming involved with terrorism through radicalisation.
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) uses the Open Call for Innovation to find ideas that address challenges across both Defence and Security landscapes.
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1. Open Call for Innovation general FAQs Q: Is there any preference for…
The Open Call is looking for innovative ideas to improve the defence and security of the UK. Your idea could be a concept, product or service, at various levels of maturity.
1. Notice The DASA Open Call for Innovation guidance has been updated,…
1. What are Innovation Focus Areas? Whilst the Open Call welcomes a wide…
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1. Security Rapid Impact Suppliers may submit proposals into the Security…
Practical information for healthcare professionals about the Prevent duty, part of the government's counter-terrorism strategy.
Standards and best practice guidance for government’s engagement with communities.
Find out how to make a complaint about how Prevent has been applied.
This document sets out the government’s 2024 definition of extremism, along with details of behaviours that could constitute extremist acts and further context.
Sets out the standards that commissioners and providers of NHS healthcare should meet in their work to protect people at risk of radicalisation.
The user guide to ‘Individuals referred to and supported through the Prevent Programme’ is a useful reference guide with explanatory notes.
Information on how your personal information is stored and used for Channel and PMAP, part of the Prevent strategy.
This privacy notice explains how DLUHC will process data for assessments against the government's definition of extremism.
Sets out plans for a study by the Commission for Countering Extremism on extremism and how to challenge extremism more effectively.
Engagement list from lead commissioner Sara Khan between September 2019 to April 2020.
This guidance helps government staff and partners implement strategic outcome 6 of the plan: commitments on preventing and countering violent extremism.
Opportunity to license Dstl technology: using statistical techniques and machine learning to improve the efficiency of identifying potential data of interest.
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