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A Public Dialogue on Land Use in England's Lowland Agricultural Peatlands

Title
A Public Dialogue on Land Use in England's Lowland Agricultural Peatlands
Stage
award
Buyer
Ipsos (market research) Limited
Buyer id
GB-CFS-338396
Status
complete
Category
services
CPV
73200000
CPV in words
Research and development consultancy services
Estimated value
506251.37
Currency
GBP
Released
2026-09-16T13:03:33+01:00
Tenders close
2026-06-18T12:00:00+01:00
Contract starts
2026-08-04T00:00:00+01:00
Contract ends
2028-08-03T23:59:59+01:00
Procedure
Call-off from a dynamic purchasing system
Description
The Big Peat Conversation - A Public Dialogue on Land Use in England's Lowland Agricultural Peatlands. This research project aims to engage a diverse and inclusive group of members of the public through a series of deliberative workshops to explore the role of lowland peatlands in achieving goals around the environment, farming and economic growth. > To learn and understand public and community views and perspectives towards the future role of lowland peatlands and what underlies them. > To Identify key principles and priorities to help resolve competing land use demands in lowland peatlands. It is also possible that these findings could be taken into consideration when designing future policy.
Open Contracting ID
ocds-b5fd17-eca7f53f-99ec-4c1b-95d6-bd05ba814297

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UK Cabinet Office, Contracts Finder
File
pages.json
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Size
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Published
2026-10-03
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