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Triple access planning for uncertain futures - A handbook for practitioners (2024)
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Planning for the future continues to evolve in the face of a changing world. What we did in the past will not work for the future. Even the recent shift, with greater interest in transport planning being vision-led and focused on people rather than t... Read More about Triple access planning for uncertain futures - A handbook for practitioners.

Sibling sexual behaviour policy brief (2024)
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Submission to the special rapporteur on violence against women and girls to inform her visit to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (2024)
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Women in Refugee Law (WiRL) is a global network of asylum seeking and refugee women, academics, practitioners, policymakers and activists. Our submission draws together recent evidence and knowledge from our UK members with lived experience of claimi... Read More about Submission to the special rapporteur on violence against women and girls to inform her visit to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Climate change and modern slavery in public procurement (2024)
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Existing links between modern slavery and climate change are becoming clearer as the need increases for a just transition to a low-carbon economy. Yet, how organisations attempt to address these risks, either separately or simultaneously, is not unde... Read More about Climate change and modern slavery in public procurement.

Thriving communities Bristol evaluation report 2023 (2023)
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Thriving Communities Bristol developed partnerships between grassroots organisations with the aim of improving practice and knowledge of social prescribing in the city.

Between June 2021 and June 2022, the project’s partners identified need and de... Read More about Thriving communities Bristol evaluation report 2023.

Grounding Technologies: The creative use of mundane and emerging technologies for place-based, just climate action (2023)
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Putting people and place at the heart of our work, Grounding Technologies explores how everyday, emergent and mundane technologies can support community-centred climate action.

Such ambitions were achieved through a programme of public calls that... Read More about Grounding Technologies: The creative use of mundane and emerging technologies for place-based, just climate action.

Local authority capacity and capability literature review (2023)
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A literature review of local authority (LA) capacity and capability (C&C) was conducted for the Department for Transport (DfT) by University of the West of England (UWE). The review responded to two main questions:
- What are the C&C needs of LAs an... Read More about Local authority capacity and capability literature review.

Teacher recruitment and retention in England (2023)
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In general, over the past decade the overall number of teachers in state-funded schools has not kept pace with increasing pupil numbers. This means the pupil to teacher ratio (number of pupils per teacher) has increased from 17.1 in November 2010 to... Read More about Teacher recruitment and retention in England.

RBWM World Cafe Final Evaluation Report (2023)
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Remaking local food systems. Progress and prospects for UK local food partnerships (2023)
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Economic impact of St Pauls Carnival 2023 (2023)
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The Economic Impact Assessment for the 2023 St Pauls Carnival concluded that the event brought to Bristol some £ 9.2 million in additional expenditure. The estimates were based on a peak attendance at this year’s Carnival believed to be around 120,00... Read More about Economic impact of St Pauls Carnival 2023.

Transport to thrive: Why we shouldn’t ignore the transport needs of young people (2023)
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In the UK many disadvantaged groups lack transport choices, including young people aged 16-24. There has been little research to identify and understand the transport issues and barriers experienced by young people. This report is the first of its ki... Read More about Transport to thrive: Why we shouldn’t ignore the transport needs of young people.

‘Maths to 18’ in England (2023)
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On 4 January 2023, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak set out his priorities for 2023 and announced all children and young people will study maths in some form to 18.

On 17 April 2023, the Prime Minister made a speech on improving maths attainment, in whi... Read More about ‘Maths to 18’ in England.

In tandem: The case for coordinated economic policymaking (2023)
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Robotics and autonomous systems for environmental sustainability: Monitoring terrestrial biodiversity (2023)
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It is critical to protect Earth’s biodiversity, not just for its own intrinsic value, but also for the ecosystem services it underpins. Yet biodiversity is in crisis, with up to 1 million animal and plant species at risk of extinction, many within de... Read More about Robotics and autonomous systems for environmental sustainability: Monitoring terrestrial biodiversity.

Written evidence: Home affairs committee’s fraud inquiry (2023)
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This inquiry sought evidence on the prevalence of fraud, the reporting, investigation and prosecution of fraud, and the Government's response to fraud. This submission provides an analysis of the law relating to the reporting of fraud and the exchang... Read More about Written evidence: Home affairs committee’s fraud inquiry.

ARC0010 Written evidence submitted to The UK and the Arctic Environment Inquiry (2023)
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Research data governance in low-and middle-income countries (2023)
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Research and policy development on the governance of confidential research data is dominated by the work of academics and government agencies based in high-income countries (HICs). This leaves three quarters of the world’s population faced with a cor... Read More about Research data governance in low-and middle-income countries.

An investigation into grazing impacts by New Forest herbivores on inclosure and open woodland patch areas (2023)
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Several studies have researched the effects that ungulates can have on woodland ecosystems, however, limited applied research has been undertaken on the unique nature of the New Forest National Park. This research compares two small woodland parcels... Read More about An investigation into grazing impacts by New Forest herbivores on inclosure and open woodland patch areas.

Technical considerations for the developments of (child) sex offender registries (2023)
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The aim of this document is NOT to support or proscribe the use of a sex offender registry, but rather it is to suggest points of consideration for countries contemplating developing or reviewing their own registry. The development, rollout, and main... Read More about Technical considerations for the developments of (child) sex offender registries.