Publications

Under the Research Agenda 2005-08, DETI appointed Experian to carry out a research study into current and future Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) trends in NI tradable services and to identify the areas where intervention is required, to ensure that Northern Ireland is position

The Department monitors recently published research publications that have relevance to the work of the Department and, each quarter, produces a list of that research in a Research Review for wider dissemination.

The Department monitors recently published research publications that have relevance to the work of the Department and, each quarter, produces a list of that research in a Research Review for wider dissemination.

In line with its commitment to widen access to Further Education within Northern Ireland, DEL is keen to develop an understanding of attitudes towards sexuality throughout the sector.

As part of the Department for Employment and Learning’s (DEL) Research Agenda, Peer consulting was commissioned to investigate race and ethnicity attitudes and behaviours within the Further Education (FE) sector in Northern Ireland (NI) and to generate practical suggesti

The aim of the research (produced as part of DEL's Research Agenda) was to compare forms of inter-agency co-operation and identify strengths and weaknesses in different partnership models. It involved researching best practice in 15 countries.

The European Communities (Recognition of Professional Qualifications) Regulations 2007 

Northern Ireland ESF Operational Programme - July 07

An evaluation of Selective Financial Assistance over the period 1998-2004 was undertaken by a team of academics from Aston University, Kingston University and the University of Warwick. The research was jointly funded by DETI and DFP.

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment is required to prepare an annual general report under Article 372 of the Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 1989 on matters within the Insolvency Order.

Results from the NI Omnibus Survey into Attitudes to Migrant Workers - January 2007.

This page contains information and a report on innovation in NI tradable service firms. The report represents the first detailed examination of service sector innovation in Northern Ireland.

This statement of insolvency practice concerns the handling of funds by insolvency office holders in the administration of insolvency cases. It applies to Northern Ireland only.

Annual report from the Joint Insolvency Committee for the year ending 31 December 2006.

SIP 3 is issued under procedures agreed between the insolvency
regulatory authorities acting through the Joint Insolvency Committee

This Statement concerns:

Research Agenda 2007-2009 sets out a number of research aims and areas which the Department would wish to pursue over the forthcoming years. It reflects the Department's ongoing commitment to evidence based policy development.

Non-completion of courses by students has implications for themselves, the institutions that they attend, and for the economy and society in general.

This paper examines a measure of returns to education based on the probability of 'labour market success' associated with different levels of qualification.