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of benefits, particularly those relating to wider government services, are less visible. This set of circumstances, combined with the difficulty in calculating the value of a public good, means that there is a gap in understanding the economic value of the PWS. In February 2007, the PWS Customer Group

, and biogeochemistry relating to plant and animal health, and communicable diseases. • Review the validity of this strategy, particularly, within the view to expand the health services with the Planetary Health and the One Health agendas (now One Planet) in mind. • Integration of all the above activities under

factors for the upscaling process, and any monitoring, evaluation and learning actions that relate to these issues/factors. You can now consider the outcomes from this step alongside those from the preceding steps as you start to move towards a strategy for achieving your upscaling vision, in Stage 3

. That said we have taken a small backward step in the gender pay gap figures this year which is disappointing. The reasons for this clearly relate to allowances for deployments and a change in the makeup of employees taking them, and we need to check that there is nothing systemic underlying

backward step in the gender pay gap figures this year which is disappointing. The reasons for this clearly relate to allowances for deployments and a change in the makeup of employees taking them, and we need to check that there is nothing systemic underlying this, especially as we are taking

fell at Tyndrum (Perthshire). A wind gust of 73 knots (84 mph) was recorded at Needles (Isle of Wight) on the 10th. Weather impacts After heavy rain at the end of July, early August had lingering impacts relating to flooding, exacerbated in places by thundery showers in early August. On the 1st

as the soil moisture availability factor or soil moisture stress factor. It relates how much plant growth is restricted by available soil moisture, particularly modelling the extent to which photosynthesis is constrained by available moisture (Best et al., 2011, Section 2.2). There are many metrics

NMHSs in Africa operate within the confines of restricted budgets and resource deficiencies. Given these constraints, the WISER learning event yielded specific recommendations that relate to working with NMHSs as project partners. These learning points include the following: • Involve the NMHS

Turbulence Energy scheme within the UM based upon second order closure of space/time filtered equations using prognostic Turbulent Kinetic Energy (TKE) and cloud-conserved variables that relate to the Turbulent Potential Energy. Solution of the closed equation results in turbulent fluxes expressed

characteristics. Seven relate to temperature, three to rainfall, plus one each relating to sunshine, thunder and snow lying. In addition, six are averages of daily values, one is a summation and six are counts of ‘days of’. These characteristics determine the statistical properties of the data, which