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.
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.
Evaluates the STEP Ukraine programme’s processes, impact on English language skills and employment outcomes, and provides an economic assessment of value for money for participants receiving language and employment support.
Qualitative research examining how drug testing regimes were implemented in six adult male prisons in England, focusing on implementation practices and contextual factors affecting delivery.
Four process-evaluation reports assess interventions funded by the Rough Sleeping Grant and the Rough Sleeping Social Impact Bond, examining delivery models and outcomes for people with multiple and complex needs.
A systems-wide evaluation investigates cross-sector drivers of homelessness and rough sleeping to identify where interventions can have greatest impact and improve strategic alignment across health, housing, justice and social services.
A 2018 RAND Europe study, commissioned by the Home Office, reviews the existing UK research and evidence base on domestic corruption to identify gaps, quality issues and priorities for future investigation and policy response.
BSL Advisory Board finds deaf and deafblind British Sign Language users excluded from UK health and social care and sets 12 priorities for change to improve access, communication, workforce training, service pathways and deaf-led accountability.
Lord Anderson sets out lessons for the Prevent programme following the murders of Sir David Amess and the Southport attack, offering analysis and recommendations intended to strengthen counter-extremism practice and processes.