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What is a race equality impact assesment?
A race equality impact assessment is a way of systematically and thoroughly assessing, and consulting on, the effects that a proposed policy is likely to have on people, depending on their racial group.
Race equality impact assessment: Current practice
The examples you will find on this page illustrate different aspects of the race equality impact assessment process.Race equality impact assessment: Publications
Race equality impact assessment: useful publications from the CRE and other organisationsRace equality impact assessment : Statistics
Statistical and research information will help you assess the differential impact that a proposed policy might have on people from different racial groups. This page links to statistics on population, housing, criminal justice, education, health care services and the labour market.
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Specific duties - public authoritities
Race equality impact assessment: resources
The following resources are intended to help you in preparing for, and carrying out, a race equality impact assessment:
- Publications
A list of publications from the CRE and other bodies relating to the race equality duty. - Useful organisations
Contact information for Government bodies and other organisations that may be able to offer you specific guidance in carrying out race equality impact assessments.
