Urban climate-health hesearch in LMIC cities: evidence gaps and interdisciplinary pathways
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Urban climate-health hesearch in LMIC cities: evidence gaps and interdisciplinary pathways
This international scientific conference is being convened by the NatCen and the University of Freiburg.
Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2026
This annual event is organised in collaboration with City St George’s, University of London and the Social Research Association
Rethinking Disability Measurement in Surveys
This event is organised as part of the ongoing City St Georges, ESS and NatCen webinar series
British Social Attitudes 43: Deep Dive
The launch of our latest British Social Attitudes output.
The Relationship Between Measurement Error, Representation Bias, Language, and Country: A Comparative Analysis Using the European Social Survey
This event is organised as part of the ongoing City St Georges, ESS and NatCen webinar series
Exploring targeted incentives to improve response in under-represented groups on the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey
This event is organised as part of the ongoing City St Georges, ESS and NatCen webinar series
Designing for comparability in a 3MC survey: Methodological experiments from the 2024 EWCS
This event is organised as part of the ongoing City St Georges, ESS and NatCen webinar series
Beyond Lip Service: Co-producing Knowledge and Action with Marginal Urban Communities under Climate Change
A UNESCAP-affiliated event showcasing Asian city case studies on community-led responses to climate change and urban inequality
British Social Attitudes (BSA): First Look
BSA: First Look draws on data from the BSA survey, running continuously since 1983
5th Survey Futures Survey Practice Forum
The Survey Practice Forum is where everyone involved in UK social surveys – survey agencies, survey commissioners, survey users