EQHRIA resources

• Equality Challenge Unit: Materials and guidance for effective equality impact assessments.

• NHS Health Scotland, Health Inequalities Impact Assessments

• NHS Health Scotland – Human Rights and Health Event, 3 October 2012

• City of Edinburgh Council, Framework to Advance Equality and Rights

• The Centre for Human Rights in Practice (CHRP) and Coventry Women's Voices (CWV), Unravelling Equality?: A Human Rights and Equality Impact Assessment on the spending cuts on women in Coventry

• The Centre for Human Rights in Practice (CHRP) and Coventry Women's Voices (CWV) Getting off Lightly or Feeling the Pinch?: A Human Rights and Equality Impact Assessment of the Public Spending Cuts on Older Women in Coventry

• Layers of Inequality: A Human Rights and Equality Impact Assessment of the Public Spending Cuts on Black Asian and Minority Ethnic Women in Coventry; The Centre for Human Rights in Practice (CHRP) and Coventry Women's Voices (CWV)

• Aberdeen City Council - Equality and Human Rights Impact Assessment: The Guide EIA with an additional section on compliance with the Human Rights Act. The Guide provides some guidance on the process of carrying out an assessment and details of groups with whom to consult. It refers to a Best Practice Guide on Human Rights.

• NHS Wales - a toolkit for carrying out equality impact assessment
  Produced by NHS Wales Centre for Equality and Human Rights,this toolki tincludes examples and case studies to help explain what the Human Rights Act might mean.

• Care Quality Commission - Equality and Human Rights Impact Assessment Tool
  Assesses impact of policy on human rights across equality strands. Comes with guidance on what Human Rights mean in a health care context.

• Sussex Partnership NHS foundation trust - EQHRIA Toolkit
  The toolkit comes with a ‘Guidance Handbook’, which explains some of the terms used (‘what are equality groups?’ ‘what is meant by impact?’).

• Children's Rights Impact Assessment: The SCCYP Model

Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People, this model is based upon the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child with practical examples and detailed forms to assist in the assessment process.

• Gender Budget Analysis: Scottish Women's Budget Group

The Scottish Womens Budget Group have developed a series of resources and commentaries on the gendered impact of macro economic policy including examples of positive practice

• EHRC Scotland section 31 and the EHRC GB section 31

In 2011 the EHRC in Scotland published the results of their assesment of Scottish Government practice in Equality Impact Assessment. The assessment highlights areas of good practice and areas for improvement. Similarly the EHRC has also published an assessment of the Coaltion Governments first spending review making recommendations which are similar to those in the Scottish assessment in terms of data and analysis.

​