Ethnic Intersectionality Incentive (EII) Grant to incentivise recruitmentApplication Form 2023/24

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Year: 2023/24

Region / City: Scotland

Theme: Equal Opportunities, Apprenticeships, Ethnic Diversity

Document Type: Application Form

Organization: Skills Development Scotland

Author: Skills Development Scotland

Target Audience: Learning Providers, Apprentices

Effective Period: 2023/24

Approval Date: Not specified

Modification Date: Not specified

Context: This is an application form used by learning providers and apprentices to apply for the Ethnic Intersectionality Incentive (EII) Grant, aimed at encouraging diversity in apprenticeship recruitment.

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The Can Challenge: Understanding the Best Ways to Incentivise Recycling through a Diffusion Approach

Year: 2024

Region / City: United Kingdom

Subject: Recycling behaviour and monetary incentives

Document Type: Research article

Institution: University of East Anglia, Norwich City Council, Norfolk County Council

Authors: Michael Brock, Lucia M. Murgia, Stefania Sitzia, Jiwei Zheng

Target Audience: Environmental policy makers, researchers in behavioural economics and sustainability

Methodology: Field experiment

Locations: Student accommodation, residential housing, workplace offices

Duration: 20 weeks (10-week monitoring phase, 10-week incentive phase)

Key Focus: Drinks can recycling, aluminium recycling rates

Model Used: Bass Diffusion Model

Policy Relevance: Circular economy, waste management strategies

Topics: EII recruitmentApplication incentivise

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