ActNowFilm2 partners with Plant-for-the-Planet
Published on 27 September 2022Global youth voices film, ActNowFilm2, has partnered with global forest restoration movement, Plant-for-the-Planet.
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ActNowFilm2 partners with ForAfrika
Published on 20 September 2022Global youth voices film, ActNowFilm2, has partnered with Africa鈥檚 largest indigenous organisation, ForAfrika.
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New report assesses the case for universal basic income (UBI) in response to technological change
Published on 18 August 2022Authors Joe Chrisp, Aida Garcia Lazaro and Nick Pearce explore technological change, growth regimes, and whether UBI is an effective policy solution.
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Announcing ActNowFilm2: Global intergenerational conversations on climate change
Published on 22 July 2022The Institute for Policy Research (IPR) and Cambridge Zero are producing ActNowFilm2 鈥� an intergenerational film on climate change led by young people.
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IPR welcomes partners from Yonsei University
Published on 13 June 2022Experts from Yonsei University, South Korea, join the Institute for Policy Research (IPR) on campus for a two-day conference.
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Bath experts join Policy Festival 2022
Published on 9 May 2022Carole Mundell and Lorraine Whitmarsh will discuss policymaking with civil servants at this week's Policy Festival, organised by the Policy Profession.
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IPR launches new Policy Fellowship Programme on sustainable and automated transport
Published on 22 March 2022The new Programme will directly connect 福利姬 researchers with policymakers working towards solving key transport challenges.
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Rapid evidence review of basic income pilot schemes outlines new toolkit for policymakers
Published on 10 March 2022A first-of-its-kind review of basic income experiments outlines how UBI pilot schemes have been designed, and key points for policymakers moving forward.
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IPR awarded funding for a new collaboration with Yonsei University
Published on 28 February 2022Funding awarded from the ESRC will support a new collaboration to research social security, the labour market and public health in the UK and South Korea.
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IPR receives new funding to explore Universal Credit and working claimants
Published on 8 December 2021The abrdn Financial Fairness Trust has awarded funding to the IPR to examine the monthly assessment in Universal Credit for working claimants.