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.
Presents case studies of mainstream schools showing how they foster pupils’ sense of belonging while maintaining high attendance and attainment, highlighting practices, challenges and strategies used by participating schools.
Privacy notice explains how personal data submitted by organisations will be used for the 2027 cyber security skills and sectoral analysis research run by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
An independent 2025 review, led by Frazer-Nash for the UK Space Agency, assesses the UK sector’s capabilities in In‑Situ Resource Utilisation (ISRU) technology to support space missions and commercial exploitation of off‑world resources.
Findings from the first wave of Growing Up in the 2020s report on 12‑ and 13‑year‑olds and their families, presenting baseline measures of health, education and family circumstances from the longitudinal cohort study.
Research mapping UK cyber security skills needs and job vacancies in 2026, detailing employer demand and gaps across roles and regions to inform skills policy, recruitment and training provision.
Wave 11 of the Food and You survey tracks awareness, use and attitudes towards the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme since 2020, showing trends in public recognition and restaurant choice behaviour.
An independent process and impact evaluation covers the Uniformed Youth Fund 2022–25 and a process evaluation of its 2025–26 extension, assessing how the fund operated and what effects it had on beneficiaries and delivery.
Presents results from a nationally representative survey measuring public awareness and concern about money laundering in the UK, offering insight into levels of knowledge, attitudes and perceived roles in detection and reporting.
Findings from Ipsos UK’s 2023 research for the Home Office map how agencies implementing the Proceeds of Crime Act operate, highlighting identified best-practice approaches for criminal finances and asset recovery teams across the system.
Evaluation of the Help to Buy scheme examines its effects on home ownership, housing supply and house prices, and assesses value for money and customer experience across participants and the wider housing market.
Study examines how cultural, creative, heritage, tourism, civic and sporting infrastructure supports local economic growth, analysing the role of DCMS assets in jobs, investment and regeneration across places to inform policy and investment priorities.
Findings from a parents’ survey on the breakfast clubs early adopters pilot, presenting parental views and experiences of the pilot rollout, including responses about attendance, accessibility and perceived benefits or challenges for children and families.
Collection of documents relating to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) place-based evaluation in Highland, published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to support assessment of UKSPF implementation and local outcomes.
Food and You 2 presents Northern Ireland findings from Wave 11, reporting on food-related attitudes, knowledge and behaviours and tracing trends in these areas in Northern Ireland since 2020.
Ipsos and Nordicity assess how UK live-music touring in EU countries has changed since EU exit, analysing economic benefits of touring and the impact of post‑Brexit arrangements on activity, revenue flows and cross‑border touring behaviour.
General population polling conducted for an independent review into the rise in young people who are NEET, gauging public attitudes and perceptions about causes and potential policy responses.
Summary of general population polling (July–August) on attitudes toward efforts to tackle rising numbers of young people not in education, employment or training, reporting public perceptions of policies addressing NEETs.
Monthly Food Standards Agency tracking survey monitoring consumer behaviour and attitudes around food, providing regular insights into changing practices and perceptions.
Regulatory Policy Committee assessment of the evidence and analysis underpinning the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and Trade’s options assessments on reforms to zero‑hours and similar contracts.
Annual Department for Science, Innovation and Technology survey examining organisations’ experiences of cyber security breaches and attacks, and the impacts of those incidents in 2026/27.
Independent review examines the rise in young people not in education, employment or training (NEET), setting out interim findings on causes, risk factors and potential policy responses to reverse the increase ahead of a final report.
National survey reports arrivals’ satisfaction with border services, confidence in border security, views on Border Force staff behaviour and experiences of digital border services for the year ending March 2026.
Tracker monitors attitudes and behaviours of BEV and PHEV drivers across the UK, reporting changes in charging, usage patterns, purchase intentions and barriers to adoption for battery and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Annual tracker reporting UK public awareness and attitudes towards transport and transport technologies, monitoring changes in opinion and familiarity with new modes and tech across different population groups.
Wave 3 quantitative research (fieldwork Oct–Nov 2025) surveying the general public and DWP customers to measure perceptions of the Department for Work and Pensions and its services.
Findings from two national surveys on public perceptions and experiences of money mule recruitment, levels of understanding that it is illegal, and willingness to take part in money muling.
Evaluation framework setting out how the DCMS Creative Foundations Fund will be assessed, including intended outcomes, indicators and approach to measuring impact across funded creative projects.
Qualitative research with former money mules and subject experts examining pathways into and out of money muling and the personal and financial harms experienced by participants.
Survey research examines public perceptions and attitudes towards temporary use bans (hosepipe bans) in England, exploring acceptability, behavioural responses during droughts and hot weather, and public awareness of restrictions.
Estimates the economic and social cost of fraud against individuals and businesses in England and Wales for 2023–24, quantifying harms and likely impacts on victims, firms and public services over that financial year.