Publications

This circular updates the list of possible responses that should be used by each college when information regarding equality data is being requested from the individual attending the college.

The Department for International Trade (DIT) is seeking views on the UK’s current trading arrangements with South Korea, how they may be improved and the challenges faced.

This evaluation was undertaken at the mid-term stage and the findings were used to inform the remainder of the programme which was to reduce economic inactivity and increase workforce skills.

The evaluation provides an objective assessment of the performance of the pilot programme and informs the development of a permanent programme per the Programme for Government commitment. The final report was published in September 2009. 

The Department for the Economy has produced a report on the potential renewable electricity projects coming through the planning pipeline. The report provides information on projects at various stages of the development process.

The infographic provides information on the take-up which is a comparison of those who have applied for the Spend Local card and been verified with the NI population aged 18 and over.

This is the sixteenth edition of the Energy Strategy e-bulletin, which aims to keep stakeholders informed about progress on the new Energy Strategy for Northern Ireland.

This is the eighteenth edition of the Energy Strategy e-bulletin, which aims to keep stakeholders informed about progress on the new Energy Strategy for Northern Ireland.

This is the nineteenth edition of the Energy Strategy e-bulletin, which aims to keep stakeholders informed about progress on the new Energy Strategy for Northern Ireland.

This factsheet provides supplementary information on the treatment of grants from public funds and other public support under the Northern Ireland Renewable Heat Incentive (NI RHI).

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 programme and contains data up to the end of April 2017. 

This is the seventeenth edition of the Energy Strategy e-bulletin, which aims to keep stakeholders informed about progress on the new Energy Strategy for Northern Ireland.

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 and 2017 programmes and contains data up to the end of October 2021.

This factsheet provides supplementary information on the treatment of grants from public funds and other public support under the Northern Ireland Renewable Heat Incentive (NI RHI).

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 and 2017 programmes and contains data up to the end of April 2022.

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 and 2017 programmes and contains data up to the end of July 2022.

Statistics Revision Policy. A policy of accepting revisions enables the Department to improve the accuracy of data as other information becomes available. Revisions are therefore a standard practice when producing official statistics. 

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 and 2017 programmes and contains data up to the end of October 2017. 

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 and 2017 programmes and contains data up to the end of April 2018. 

This Statistical Bulletin is part of a biannual series published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) to provide key information on the ApprenticeshipsNI 2013 and 2017 programmes and contains data up to the end of April 2019.