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.
Evaluation of BDUK's Hub intervention examines its effectiveness in connecting schools to gigabit broadband, assessing connectivity outcomes and the programme's impact on school internet infrastructure.
Final evaluation presents findings from the last phase of the Building Digital UK legacy voucher schemes, assessing outcomes and impacts of the voucher programme for broadband rollout.
Safety bulletin for the longline fishing sector highlighting the need for approved vessel operating procedures and regular emergency drills to prepare for unexpected events such as flooding, drawing on recent maritime accident lessons to reduce risks to crew and vessels.
Assesses the BDUK Hubs intervention's impact on connecting libraries to gigabit broadband, examining changes in connectivity outcomes for public library sites under the programme.
Evaluates the BDUK Hubs intervention and its effects on connecting GP surgeries and other healthcare sites to gigabit broadband, assessing how the programme changed connectivity outcomes for health service locations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.