Social surveys for public good
The work of NatCen’s Social Surveys Department continues to be relevant and forms a core element of our ‘Making Life Better’ strategy.
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These blogs explore our research in the context of the latest news, opinion and analysis, written by our team of experts.
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Mental Health of Children and Young People: Is it all doom and gloom?
Findings from the latest Mental Health of Children and Young People survey series.
Can Arab Philanthropy be a Game Changer in Climate Action in the Arab Region?
This article examines the opportunities and challenges for the Arab Regional Philanthropy Commitment on Climate Change.
A day in the life of a…Survey Methodologist
Sierra Mesplie-Escott shares her experience as a Senior Survey Methodologist.
Understanding and reducing the survey industry's carbon emissions
Every industry has a part to play in decarbonisation, and the survey industry is no exception.
'Hot weather wrecks my nerves' - Climate Change and Workers' Rights in Vietnam
Opportunities for a just transition
'Hot weather wrecks my nerves' - Climate Change and Workers' Rights in Vietnam
Opportunities for a just transition.
Changing expectations of the role and responsibility of government
British Social Attitudes found public expectations of government are at a record high, but why?
Transitioning the Travel Diary from Paper to Web in the National Travel Survey: Insights from the Pilot Study
The National Travel Survey is the primary source of data to monitor personal travel trends and inform travel policies in England.
More than our experiences: What enclave deliberation teaches us about researching those marginalised from power – and everyone else
Reflections on how to best support those marginalised from decision-making to deliberate on policies that affect their lives.