Evaluations, survey work, qualitative studies and impact assessments commissioned by UK government departments — separated out from the news, and attributed to the agency that carried out the work.
A rapid scoping review maps evidence on co-locating healthcare services with leisure facilities and assesses whether such models effectively promote physical activity.
A rapid literature review synthesises evidence on the effectiveness of three DCMS priority interventions aimed at increasing physical activity and reducing related inequalities.
An evaluation of Great Britain's smart meter roll-out assesses deployment progress, consumer experiences, installation challenges and the programme's effectiveness in delivering anticipated benefits for households and energy systems.
Behavioural Insights Team analysed over 30,000 news articles published in July–August 2024 to examine how local media covered and influenced communities affected by the summer riots, identifying patterns in reporting and community impact across publications.
Research tests whether carbon labels on flights change consumer choices and encourages lower‑carbon travel, analysing label design, consumer responses and potential impacts on booking behaviour.
Presents findings on how children, learners, parents, carers and staff can input into Ofsted education inspections, based on research by the Behavioural Insights Team into stakeholder engagement methods.
Qualitative research explores ‘moments of need’—such as encountering misinformation or hateful content—that trigger people to seek media literacy support, identifying critical opportunities to increase uptake of digital safety interventions.