914 resultados para Community work services
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Issues Paper: Practice Learning
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Report: Access to the New Social Work Degree for Relevant Graduate in Northern Ireland
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Review of the Diploma in Social Work (JM Consulting Report)
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The main aim of this work is to define an environmental tax on products and services based on their carbon footprint. We examine the relevance of conventional life cycle analysis (LCA) and environmentally extended input-output analysis (EIO) as methodological tools to identify emission intensities of products and services on which the tax is based. The short-term price effects of the tax and the policy implications of considering non-GHG are also analyzed. The results from the specific case study on pulp production show that the environmental tax rate based on the LCA approach (1,8%) is higher than both EIO approaches (0,8% for product and 1,4% for industry approach), but they are comparable. Even though LCA is more product specific and provides detailed analysis, EIO would be the more relevant approach to apply economy wide environmental tax. When the environmental tax considers non-GHG emissions instead of only CO2, sectors such as agriculture, mining of coal and extraction of peat, and food exhibit higher environmental tax and price effects. Therefore, it is worthwhile for policy makers to pay attention on the implication of considering only CO2 tax or GHG emissions tax in order for such a policy measure to be effective and meaningful. Keywords: Environmental tax; Life cycle analysis; Environmental input-output analysis.
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Proposed Consultation on Implementation of the EC Directive on the Protection of Young People at Work (94/33)
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Guidance on Discharge from Hospital and the Continuing Care in the Community of People with a Mental Disorder who could Represent a Risk of Serious Physical Harm to Themselves or Others
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Making It Better - A Strategy for Pharmacy in the Community 2004
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Strategy for Pharmacy in the community
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Community Health Nursing: Current Practice and Possible Futures
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Position Paper November 2003