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Reduce environmental impacts How can monitoring and weather forecasting techniques be improved and implemented to reduce the impacts of climate change on transport infrastructure? Department for Transport, 2023
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Delivering positive economic, social, cultural and environmental impacts from major cultural events (e.g. UK City of Culture) Explore the development of a standardised baseline monitoring and evaluation framework for major cultural events. Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2023
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Sentencing options, including alternatives to custody What contributes to effective electronic tagging and monitoring, including GPS and radio frequency trackers, and sobriety tags, in protecting the public from harm? Are there specific groups of individuals for whom electronic tagging and monitoring is more effective? Ministry of Justice, 2020
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Maximising the impact of data and research What could government do additionally, or differently, to facilitate increased use of its data, and longer-term monitoring of trends? Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, 2022
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Air quality, noise and soundscape Develop new and improved monitoring and modelling approaches, incorporating systems-based considerations which better reflect real world changes Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Measuring change How can we develop and exploit new methodologies to ensure cost-effective monitoring (for example remote sensing and environmental DNA)? Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Areas of interest in adaptation: How can we develop and exploit new methodologies to ensure cost-effective monitoring of climate change and adaptation actions and impact on climate risk? How do we measure resilience to test the success and cost effectiveness of actions, and incorporate resilience indicators into decision making? Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Digital Economy Unit - The digital sector and its impact on society What are the (aggregate) impacts of current digital regulations implemented by the UK Government? What are the best/potential measures that can evaluate impacts? What could a best practice monitoring and evaluation framework look like?  Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Science, Research and Innovation - RDI Monitoring & Evaluation Indicators for monitoring progress towards goals: What are the most appropriate indicators to measure progress in RDI programmes and projects? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Science, Research and Innovation - RDI Monitoring & Evaluation Real time performance monitoring: How can DSIT promote and introduce real time data monitoring, to track the delivery and performance of RDI programmes inflight? Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
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Schools: Continue to drive up academic standards so that children and young people in every part of the country are 11 prepared with the knowledge, skills and qualifications they need. How can we assess teaching quality and support schools in making valid and proportionate assessments of quality (e.g. comparing novice and expert practice; monitoring impact on pupil outcomes)? Department for Education, 2024
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DHSC's areas of research interest ARI 3: shaping and supporting the health and social care workforce of the future Research objective: Research to optimise a public health, NHS, social care and wider health workforce that is effectively structured, trained, deployed and supported to deliver future effective and efficient models of healthcare which meet the needs of the UK’s ageing population. Priority research topics: Developing future models of healthcare which effectively and efficiently meet the changing needs of the UK population. Developing, evaluating and understanding how to implement interventions to enable a diverse health and care workforce to deliver world-class care while addressing the current recruitment, retention and wellbeing issues such as: - understanding the barriers to recruiting and retaining staff in the NHS and social care and identifying solutions including supporting wellbeing - identifying how to structure the workforce to meet future health needs and how to drive cultural and behavioural change within organisations - developing and evaluating interventions to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of staff (for example, skills-mix, task-shifting and service integration) - developing and evaluating technology-assisted workforce solutions to reduce burden on staff while maintaining patient outcomes (for example, diagnoses assisted by artificial intelligence, robotics to support surgery and care, remote monitoring of patients including hospital at home and virtual wards) Department of Health and Social Care, 2023
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Increase and maintain trust to ensurepeople feel safe where they live, wherethey work, and in their environment New Technologies: How are new technologies and work practices being adopted by those using chemicals (e.g. next generation crop protection, variable rate application, genetic modification and biological pesticides etc) and which emerging innovations are considered most viable (e.g. digital agriculture, field monitoring, robotics, etc) and likely to become mainstream and transformative? How can we ensure appropriate regulation ensuring chemicals are used safely whilst promoting the adoption of technologies with the potential to improve the sustainability of chemical use? Health and Safety Executive, 2023
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Grow and level up the economy How is the transition to net zero transport impacting the jobs market and how can we ensure the Government continues to maximise the employment opportunities available, including through monitoring green jobs as they are delivered and providing the workforce with the necessary skills to drive progress? Department for Transport, 2023
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Police and fire services Monitoring and analysing threats and hazards at incident scenes in real time, including the use of multiple and non-traditional sources such as crowd sourcing and social media. Home Office, 2019
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Productive seas and freshwater and migratory fish Integrate fisheries monitoring in a systems approach to manage and maintain sustainable productivity. Integrate marine planning systems to protect habitats and species, and reduce the industry’s costs to enable economic development Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Environmental monitoring and data science Molecular biology: The ongoing evolution in the costs, speed, and ease of DNA measurements will allow entirely new approaches to complement traditional biodiversity monitoring and increase understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, diseases, and other aspects of the environment Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Environmental monitoring and data science Consistent and long-term environmental monitoring: Time-series increase in value for ecology and policy making as they grow in length. Decades of data are required to answer emerging questions around, for example, climate change impacts on biodiversity and the efficacy of management measures Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Environmental monitoring and data science Data science: Application of techniques, including AI and block chain, to unlock opportunities for improved and more efficient environmental monitoring, regulatory compliance, and land management Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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Systems and futures How can we assess and mitigate systemic risks involving environmental factors? What are the best approaches for monitoring that tracks system dynamics based on key ‘watchpoints’ to trigger mitigation actions? Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
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