Understanding the experiences of receiving the Five Family Payments
This mixed method research sought to understand the short to medium term impacts on families who received the Five Family Payments.
This mixed method research sought to understand the short to medium term impacts on families who received the Five Family Payments.
The interim evaluation assessed this programme’s role in supporting regulators and local authorities to adopt approaches to facilitate innovation.
We ran an all-day deliberative workshop with the public to discuss funding in local areas.
The Family Resources Survey is a long running timeseries on the income and living conditions of households in the UK.
A qualitative study exploring the impact of the Robertson Scholarship on university students in Scotland from under-represented backgrounds.
A mixed methods study of Scottish domiciled students attending further and higher education courses at colleges and universities in Scotland.
A nationally representative survey on grocery shoppers’ views and behaviours relating to supermarket loyalty pricing.
ScotCen were commissioned to explore experiences of using the 'Worrying About Money?' guide among people experiencing financial insecurity.
Understanding whether, and how, personalised prompts can help customers get their tax right the first time.
Understanding whether, and how, messaging on third party platforms could support customers to get tax right.
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