Found: with the addition of future telecoms and semiconductorsgeneration and storage solutions, increasing productivity

Found: printing/ biofabrication is leading to rapid and global technological advancements that improve productivity

Found: f.Where could engineering biology improve productivity (GDP/capita) or GVA?

Found: Increasing crop productivity through improved traits (e.g. photosynthetic efficiency), resulting in

Found: Institute is working on supporting technical skills and apprenticeships, essential for the growth and productivity

Found: For example, use of microbial inocula to improve agricultural productivity is emerging as an important

Found: approach, one that safeguards consumer safety and confidence while embracing advancements in science, productivity

Found: Short-term grants are spent acquiring materials and tacit knowledge, with a lag phase of low research productivity

Found: the-socio-economic-impact-of-cultivated -meat-in-the-uk/Furthermore, many workers in this field will be from high productivity

Found: region, accelerating Levelling- Up through creating ~10,000 jobs, attracting talent and boosting productivity

Found: • The opportunities for modernisation and transformation, and greater productivity, including through

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what fiscal steps she is taking to help attract foreign direct investment into green industries in the (a) Humber and (b) UK.

Answered by Tulip Siddiq - Economic Secretary (HM Treasury)

The Treasury will continue to develop policy that supports investment in partnership with business. Investment is at the heart of this Government’s growth mission and essential to increasing the number of jobs and improving productivity across the country. The Department for Business and Trade has a dedicated investment function in the UK and overseas, including the Office for Investment.

The Government is taking forward the reforms necessary to ensure foreign investors have the support needed to invest. This includes setting up new institutions such as Great British Energy, which will combine the power of the private sector and government to accelerate the UK’s clean energy transition, and the National Wealth Fund which will mobilise billions more in private investment in the UK’s green and growth sectors.

The Chancellor will set out more detail on the National Wealth Fund ahead of the International Investment Summit in October.

Question to the Department for Work and Pensions:

To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, what steps her Department is taking to use occupational health to help reduce levels of economic inactivity.

Answered by Alison McGovern - Minister of State (Department for Work and Pensions)

Expert-led impartial advice, including occupational health, can help employers provide appropriate and timely work-based support to manage their employees’ health conditions, and also support business productivity.

Occupational health supports employers to maintain and promote health and wellbeing through assessments of fitness for work and advice about reasonable adjustments, work ability or return to work plans, as well as by signposting to treatment for specific conditions. Employers also have a choice about the type and level of Occupational Health service to provide for their employees.

The Government’s Occupational Health programme includes £1m of funding for Phase 1 and £1.5m for Phase 2 of an Innovation Fund which has focussed on increasing small medium enterprises (SME) access to and capacity in the occupational health sector, due for completion in March 2025. The fund has encouraged the development of new models of occupational health tailored to the self-employed and SMEs with a focus on better use of technology.

Further, the Occupational Health Workforce Expansion Funding Scheme (launched in July 2023), has funded registered doctors and nurses to undertake occupational health training courses and qualifications. To date over 200 doctors and nurses have undertaken training with exams taking place in May 2024.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what assessment she has made of the potential impact of planned labour market reforms on public sector productivity.

Answered by Tulip Siddiq - Economic Secretary (HM Treasury)

The government is committed to creating good jobs and improving productivity in every part of the country.

Our planned reforms to the labour market, including the Plan to Make Work Pay and the upcoming Get Britain Working White Paper, will aim to boost incomes, ensure workplace rights are fit for a modern economy, increase productivity and create the right conditions for sustained economic growth.

Question to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:

To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, if she will make an assessment of the potential impact of devolution on local economies.

Answered by Jim McMahon - Minister of State (Housing, Communities and Local Government)

This Government is committed to transferring power out of Westminster and into local communities, with landmark legislation to expand devolution across England, devolve further powers to local leaders, those with local knowledge and those with skin in the game, to drive economic growth, and empower local communities.

International evidence shows that, if done correctly, devolution can lead to economic growth and increased productivity. That is why we have committed to introducing an English Devolution Bill, which will give mayors and combined authorities the powers they need to implement local growth plans - setting a clear and bespoke direction for each local economy across the country.

Found: Separately, the government is providing grants to improve farm productivity, innovation, and research

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Found: areas of impact varied but included science, innovation, research and development, service delivery, productivity

Found: as research has shown that the UK’s weakness in investment accounts for a large proportion of our productivity

Found: technologies and therapies that could be life-changing to patients, and which drive economic growth and productivity

Found: AI is likely to bring significant benefits like boosting productivity and increasing cancer detection

Found: speed up training for drivers and is collaborating with the sector to build resilience and improve productivity

Found: need to speed up training for drivers and collaborate with the sector to build resilience and improve productivity

Found: will work with all partners as we shape our plan to Make Work Pay, so we get the win-win of greater productivity

Found: The opportunities for modernisation and transformation, and greater productivity, including through the

Found: new programme is an important step towards community-focused healthcare and supporting economic and productivity

Found: The policy was based on the proposition that national productivity and economic growth were being held

Found: chemical ingredients and manufacturing processes to achieve better thermal performance and rates of productivity

Found: Trott 2024-01-15 Behavioural Insights Team To discuss the work of the Behavioural Insights Team and productivity

Found: discussion on retail sector issues Gareth Davies 2024-01-23 Arup Roundtable discussion on growth, productivity

Found: His Majesty Inspectorate Meeting with Andy Cooke to discuss the Inspectorates budget and upcoming productivity

Found: Outcome Estimat es subheads 1: Skills - Level up productivity and employment by improving the

Found: Albanian claims at the expense of those from other nationalities, under Operation BRIDORA, stalled productivity

Found: Albanian claims at the expense of those from other nationalities, under Operation BRIDORA, stalled productivity

Found: : Resilient economies – enabling and supporting the conditions for local economic output, improved productivity

Found: new programme is an important step towards community-focused healthcare and supporting economic and productivity

Found: • understand the condition of your soil • effectively plan how to increase the long -term health, productivity

Found: Myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) have a significant impact on patients ’ overall health and productivity

Found: are labelled as follows:  improved population health outcomes increased diagnostic capacity improved productivity

Found: Data suggest a potential productivity gain of around 20% if autonomous AI is utilised to diagnose benign

Found: Key areas of intervention include functional mobility and transfers, personal care, productivity (including

Found: and service is well established •Unmet need: •Fatigue (from anaemia/extravascular haemolysis) – less productivity

Found: An effective oral treatment may also have benefits on workplace productivity that are not captured due

Found: accelerate action on improvements to environmental protection, community benefit, health and welfare and productivity

Found: Further concerns were voiced over an anticipated decrease in business and economic productivity as

Found: Education -led recovery is an important policy tool to bring about better alignment of skills and productivity

Found: Productivity, while still not growing at the rate we’d like, has grown at an annual average rate of

Found: Learners referenc ed their increased productivity and ability to focus on the content better in the

Found: Scottish Government regarding how much alcohol harm has cost the Scottish economy in terms of lost productivity

Found: Innovators, scientists, and entrepreneurs deliver the solutions that can transform productivity and

Found: Since 2007, GDP per person in Scotland has grown by 11%, compared to the UK’s 6%.Productivity has grown

Found: Extension (months)Category Commodity Level 1 Commodity Level 2 CPV code EDUC-0000077 - MS Glow Online Productivity

Found: Climate smart agriculture techniques will improve productivity and food security.

Found: ECONOMY Scotland outperforms the UK economy on GDP per person, productivity, earnings growth, foreign

Found: Productivity, the main driver of living standards, has been flatlining since the financial crisis.

Found: IDBMs contribute to economic prosperity, in terms of GVA, productivity, employment and innovation.

Found: promote growth in the sector, att ract and retain high value skilled roles, drive greater economic productivity

Found: The Pledge is a voluntary business code supporting a shared ambition of boosting productivity, competitiveness

Found: also important to consider other initiatives currently being delivered with the aim of improving productivity

Found: ENGAGEMENTDIRECTORATE FOR BUSINESS AND BETTER REGULATIONDG ECON1Head of Agriculture Transformation in Productivity

Found: comparable European independent countries to Scotland have higher national income per head, higher productivity

Found: Scotland’s economy has grown faster than the UK as a whole, after accounting for population growth, and productivity

Found: Value for money – it was noted that the MRP is seen as value for money because of the Clinical models productivity

Found: This has added advantages of increasing domestic productivity and encouraging future technology companies

Found: Government on the source of this funding’s use, including the requirement for English councils to provide productivity

Found: •Does the scheme improve GDP or productivity through job creation, new businesses or improved tourism

Found: about the way in which climate change (particularly warming seas) is impacting on fish health and productivity

Found: Macaulay, with the aim of improvi ng the productivity of Scottish agriculture.

Found: Economy & Just Transition2024-05-02 00:00:00MeetingMags Simpson, Interim Scotland Director, CBIScottish Productivity

Found: around a farm - even if direct predation does not occur - and have significant negative impacts on farm productivity

Found: Waiting times and productivity • Waiting Times resource funding for 24- 25 totals c.£210 million

Found: benefit from digital acceleration, aiming to support improvement on key issues such as digital skills, productivity

Found: These include lost or unstable employment, reduced productivity, debt and money worries, poor physical

Found: These include lost or unstable employment, reduced productivity, debt and money worries, poor physical

Found: • The importance of improving productivity and the need to properly incorporate the contribution that

Found: Crayfish in lakes and streams: individual and population responses to predation, productivity and substratum

Found: virus precipitated a crisis in the salmon farming sector in Chile through its devastating effects on productivity

Found: withdrawn this from the systemOfficial ResponseRobert Trythall Tiree ResidentWritten Submission regarding productivity

Found: employees0.16512971020.43212085170.19196838910.21470844820.22087003120.14576181210.11391903240.18048474780.33452827650.1598557493322Question: How do you expect these innovations to affect your business’s productivity

Found: • NMIS is working to transform manufacturing skills, productivity and innovation right across Scotland

Found: “We recognise that hybrid working can increase work satisfaction and productivity and help us to

Found: This condition is designed to help balance productivity and profitability with the opportunity to address

Found: 50 IF no budget has been allocated to programme 3 in FY 23/24 THEN it is unlikely actions regarding productivity

Found: Within the draft plan you confirm that you have engaged Meridian Productivity to work through the options

Found: on land area are largely untargeted and therefore have the potential to undermine efficiency and productivity

Found: The adult population are the most productive in society and reduced productivity from this cohort can

Found: promote activities which increase incomes, reduce greenhouse gas em issions, and bolster resilience, productivity

Found: Ewan MacDonald -Russell , Head of Policy & External Affairs, SRC - leads on food, environmental, and productivity

Found: ▪ Industrial transition towards net zero should enhance productivity, capture new export and investment

Found: are ongoing across various government sectors, with public bodies already focusing on efficiency and productivity

Question

To ask the Scottish Government how its agriculture reform programme will meet the recommendation set out in the 2021 report, Just Transition Commission: A national mission for a fairer, greener Scotland, (a) for "a new model of farm advice, with advisory services upscaled and upskilled to help farmers and land managers identify suitable climate action for their land holdings", (b) "to redirect money towards activity that better protects and maintains our land, and supports more sustainable food production" and (c) "to rebuild the connection between consumers and local produce, through integrated food policy, to reward farmers who implement more sustainable methods".

Answered by Gougeon, Mairi - Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands

The Agricultural Reform Programme (ARP) will deliver the Vision for Agriculture which makes clear that Scotland will have a robust and coherent framework to underpin our future agricultural support regime from 2025 onwards, that delivers climate mitigation and adaptation, nature restoration and high quality food production. The Agricultural Reform Route Map provides further clarity on how we intend to deliver the ambitions set out in the Vision.

Enhanced direct payments will launch first, as a mechanism to incentivise farmers and crofters take meaningful action for climate and nature. The Enhanced tier is key to deliver the policy outcomes of the Vision and to meet the public commitment that 50% of direct payments will be ‘conditioned’ by 2025. New conditions will be introduced, with revised Greening and Cross Compliance rules, and the introduction of measures such as the Whole Farm Plan. Whole Farm Plans (WFPs) were a recommendation of the Farmer-led Groups. The foundations of the Whole Farm Plan will go live in 2025. The Foundations are 'productivity baselines': soil testing, animal health and welfare declaration, carbon audits, biodiversity audits, and the support for effective business planning. We are committed to delivering a Just Transition and the WFP will be developed with this at the forefront. That is why we will continue to work with the industry to deliver a 'just' sequencing of this requirement, ensuring that those able to contribute the most will drive this change, whilst support is put in place for those who need it.

Preparing for Sustainable Farming(PSF) is already helping businesses prepare for these changes with support for conducting carbon audits and soil sampling, support for animal health and welfare activities and access to herd data for Suckler beef producers through MyHerdStats. This support includes £500 for a Carbon Audit, financial support for soil analysis and up to £1,250 for animal health and welfare. More information about this support can be found on the Rural Payments but, in addition to that, we will be working closely with the Farm Advisory Service (FAS) on communicating with customers impacted by these changes.

It is also vital to consider the food system as a whole, not only in terms of nutritional benefits but in regard to sustainability too. Partnership was key to delivering the Good Food Nation Act, which places duties on Scottish Ministers, local authorities and health boards to produce plans of their food-related policies and set out what they will do to make them a reality. The Good Food Nation Plan will provide the direction for these and was subject to a recent consultation. The National Plan is due to be published next year, with local authority and health board iterations to follow the year after.