Judgment analysis – review of the presumption of parental involvement
NatCen was commissioned to analyse court judgments and written facts and reasons to understand how the presumption is applied in private family law.
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What do the English public think about changes to how funds are allocated to local government?
We ran an all-day deliberative workshop with the public to discuss funding in local areas.
Impacts of Climate Change on the Health of Outdoor Workers in Urban Asia
A systematic evidence review.
Independent evaluation of the under 18s elements of the Distress Brief Intervention programme - Parents/Carers Interview Information Sheet
The Scottish Centre for Social Research (ScotCen) is carrying out an independent evaluation of the under 18s elements of the DBI.
Evidence review exploring how car ownership is changing in the UK
An evidence review commissioned by the Department for Transport, particularly focusing on trends since the pandemic.
How Brexit has changed Scotland’s constitutional debate
Examining public attitudes towards Scotland’s constitutional status following the UK’s decision to leave the EU.
Using health data to identify and approach people about health and care research: A Public Dialogue
The Welsh public deliberates whether NHS Wales should access their health data to identify them for health and care research studies.
How is survey interviewing changing post-pandemic?
Understanding the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the role of face-to-face survey interviewers.
The health impacts of climate change on precarious outdoor workers in urban megacities in Vietnam
Funded by the Wellcome Trust, this project investigates vulnerabilities and multiple health exposures of outdoor workers in urban areas in Vietnam.
Using HMRC educational messaging on third party platforms
Understanding whether, and how, messaging on third party platforms could support customers to get tax right.