BDUK GigaHubs Evaluation: Process Review
Process review of the BDUK GigaHubs intervention examines how Hubs under Project Gigabit were delivered, identifying operational lessons, stakeholder roles and barriers to scaling ultrafast broadband rollout.
Government research
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.
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Impacts of public services being delivered by civil society organisations
Sets out a Theory of Change explaining how civil society organisations deliver public services and the mechanisms through which their involvement is expected to generate value, including inputs, activities, outputs and intended outcomes for beneficiaries.
Opinion on breeding and breeding technologies in commercial livestock agriculture
The Animal Welfare Committee sets out its opinion on welfare implications of breeding and breeding technologies in commercial livestock agriculture, highlighting ethical and welfare considerations for industry practice and regulation.
Avian influenza and Newcastle disease: audit of United States of America's poultry compartments
An audit of the US breeding poultry compartment scheme assesses how compartments certify freedom from avian influenza and Newcastle disease, evaluating the scheme’s assurances for trade and risks to UK biosecurity and import controls.
Public perceptions and attitudes towards disabled people in the UK
A qualitative literature review collates evidence on public perceptions and attitudes towards disabled people in the UK, summarising stigma, stereotypes, and social barriers reported in existing qualitative studies and public opinion research.
Welfare and duty of care in Armed Forces initial training
Ofsted’s annual reports evaluate welfare and duty of care arrangements during Armed Forces initial training, reporting on effectiveness of support for recruits and trainees across services and training establishments.