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New research has found that nearly half (49%) of urban design professionals believe that the recent rise of pedestrianisation in city and town centres is making public spaces more vulnerable to attack. The coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on urban economies, with local authorities left in the novel position of needing ...
The government has outlined a new review of foreign policy and defence, security, and development. The report is expected to be the most extensive review of foreign policy, defence, and security since the Cold War, using input from a wide variety of experts. The Integrated Review will cover all aspects of ...
Eight UK companies will have an opportunity to explore new business partnerships in Guatemala during a commercial mission to the country. The companies will meet with local businessmen, government authorities and will share their experiences at a public event. The forum, entitled “Safe Cities” will showcase examples of integral security and ...
The government has released updates to UK Security Vetting following months of consultation. The government has released updates and revisions to UK Security Vetting (UKSV) guidance and information following a period of consultation. A hints and tips document for how to log into portals, including information on how to recover or ...
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September 12, 2023
Reopening of the Security Rapid Impact Open Call
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is pleased to reopen the Security Rapid Impact Innovation Open Call which seeks ideas that could
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NATO welcomes innovators to help tackle security challenges
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