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To identify and review methods for verifying the origin of priority non‑timber commodities (cocoa, soy, palm oil, coffee, rubber and cattle), assessing where and how they add the most value to due diligence, import verification and enforcement.
This proposal is provided in response to a request to tender under the RDE framework for a study related to the storage requirements of sodium hypochlorite within drinking water systems.
Natural England self-service direct award. ES RDE 022 - Ammonia from road traffic - roadside ammonia monitoring
This contract delivers the UK’s statutory reporting against The Air Quality Standards Regulations (2010) and retained EU law. The UK is required to collect, manage, and report air quality data to demonstrate compliance with statutory limit values, target values, long term objectives and critical levels set for the protection of
Defra self-service direct award. In this project we will rely on synergies between US and UK modelling approaches to quantify the risk of H5N1 and the opportunities for control in both countries.
Lot 2 – This lot is designed to meet the EA requirement for a robust self-contained single sensor (desired minimum IP67 rating) logger device to operate in specific use cases where space may be limited. Dimensions of device should allow fitment within tube diameters ≥50mm. Device should provide functionality to directly connect
Defra self-service direct award. The purpose of this research is to identify the current soil degradation threats and to produce updated economic values for the cost of the identified threats.
Environment Agency self-service direct award. The Environment Agency (EA) is commissioning a two-month project to develop an evidence based ambient air monitoring strategy for industrial clusters where carbon capture and other low carbon technologies are expected to operate.
Regional forum in Sub-Saharan Africa to present findings from work carried out in Uganda and Vietnam
The overall aim of this project is to analyse the Natural Flood Management (NFM) Programme's environmental, hydrological and coastal monitoring data, alongside relevant supplementary datasets, to improve understanding of the programme's impacts and generate wider learning about the benefits of NFM. Interim findings are required
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