COS403-01 Understanding stakeholders' perceptions of the OEP and its impact

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Buyers

Office for Environmental Protection

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£0

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YouGov

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Environmental management

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Submission Deadline

6 months ago

Published

6 months ago

Description

The objectives of this work are to: 

Understand how the OEP is perceived by its stakeholders; and 

identify opportunities for increasing the impact of the OEP's work. 

These objectives will be achieved through delivery of the following project elements, as described further in Section 5:  

Stakeholder survey  

Stakeholder interviews 

Opportunities for impact 

Reporting

Additional information: Awarded through the Research & Insights RM6126 DPS

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Office for Environmental Protection

Stephen Ball

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7385952327

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