A comprehensive study of inequality was launched recently by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. In this second post, we explore how this review using twenty-eight different datasets in the UK Data Service collection is already creating impact.
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A comprehensive study of inequality was launched recently by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. We explore how data available from the UK Data Service helped underpin it and how it is already creating impact.
Rodney Appleyard reflects on a recent collaboration with CESSDA’s Communications team at the organisation’s landmark conference, and what he learned from the event’s international speakers.
Eve Little, Research Impact and Engagement Manager at the UK Data Service, explains what the updated Magenta Book means for how government evaluators access and archive research data – and where the UK Data Service fits in.
Sophie Gawryla, Research Impact and Engagement Manager, highlights the significance of the UK Government’s seventh carbon budget and the role that data accessed through the UK Data Service played in shaping the evidence behind it.
Eve Little introduces the new Local communities in data impact theme and shows how its evidence aligns with current UK Government strategies around safety, participation and place.
Olajuwon Yakub discusses how behind-the-scenes engineering at the UK Data Service ensures access to reliable, high-quality data for researchers driving real-world impact.
Councillor Adam Davis, in his reflection on our Perspectives on Engagement and Impact event, discusses why sessions like these are vital for connecting local decision-makers with researchers.
The UK Data Service reflects on the success of their recent event Perspectives on Engagement and Impact, highlighting the diverse insights and experiences shared by attendees and stakeholders throughout the day.