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Poverty Stigma
Amanda Hill-Dixon, Josh Coles-Riley and Charlotte Morgan

We are supporting public services and policy makers in Wales to understand poverty stigma, how it affects their communities and ways to reduce it.

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Poverty and social exclusion review
Amanda Hill-Dixon, Manon Roberts, Isabelle Carter...

The Welsh Government has consistently held addressing poverty and social exclusion as a primary policy objective and has initiated a variety of related schemes since...

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Maximising universities’ civic contribution
This project explored potential policy options to encourage Welsh universities to prioritise and increase their civic contributions to Welsh communities overall social and economic wellbeing....
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Increasing the Impact of the What Works Network across the UK
The Wales Centre for Public Policy has worked with What Works Scotland, Queen’s University Belfast, the Alliance for Useful Evidence and a range of...
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Rural Poverty in Wales
The Welsh Government has identified Rural Poverty as a priority area for evidence, and our own preliminary analysis of existing research confirmed that there is...
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Youth Homelessness Prevention Pathways
Tackling homelessness, and reducing the risk of homelessness for young people in particular, is a priority for the Welsh Government. At the launch of the...
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Future of Work in Wales
In his speech to the 2016 Labour Party conference the First Minister of Wales, Rt Hon Carwyn Jones, called for a “deep and thorough investigation into...
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Improving Cross-cutting Government Working
The challenge to improve coordination across policy areas and public service boundaries is common to many governments
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Determining the Tax Base in Wales
Analysing the scale and the sustainability of the tax base supporting the major devolved revenue-raising taxes
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Improving Health and Employment Outcomes
Reviewing how to integrate health and employment services effectively