Mapping of the AI and software security services market
Maps the market for software and AI security services, analysing actors, service types and market structure to inform policy on software and AI security provision and supply‑side capacity.
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.
Maps the market for software and AI security services, analysing actors, service types and market structure to inform policy on software and AI security provision and supply‑side capacity.
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.
Summarises the oversight board’s work and early findings from the pilot offensive weapons homicide reviews, outlining emerging themes, governance arrangements and lessons for preventing weapon-related killings.
Research assesses feasibility of a shared outcomes framework for domestic abuse safe accommodation in England, testing whether common measures can capture victim‑survivor outcomes across services.
Report of HMRC's 2023 customer surveys summarises feedback from individuals, small businesses and agents about tax services, digital access, contact channels and barriers to compliance.
The 2025 Agents, Small and Mid‑Sized Businesses Customer Survey reports HMRC's main findings on agents' and SMEs' experiences of tax services, compliance processes and departmental engagement.
Results of HMRC's 2022 customer survey outline feedback from individuals, small businesses and agents on service quality, digital and phone contact, satisfaction trends and areas for improvement compared with prior years.
Findings from HMRC's 2021 customer survey summarise experiences of individuals, small businesses and tax agents with HMRC services, reporting levels of satisfaction, contact channels used and key issues encountered during interactions in 2021.
Reports main findings from HMRC’s 2025 Individuals Customer Experience and Perceptions Survey, summarising taxpayers’ satisfaction, service issues, and views on HMRC interaction and fairness of tax administration.
Presents findings from the 2025 survey of large businesses on experiences with HMRC, covering tax administration, perceptions of policy implementation and broader factors shaping large firms’ attitudes towards tax compliance and engagement.
Description of HMRC Datalab arrangements: a secure on‑site environment where approved researchers from contracted institutions access pseudonymised HMRC data under controlled conditions for analysis.
Guidance for local authorities on designing, delivering and evaluating work and health active labour market programmes, offering insights into what enables effective local implementation and programme evaluation.
Annual research tracking public trust in charities and gathering charity trustees’ views on their role and on regulation, combining public-facing trust measures with trustee perspectives to inform the Charity Commission.
Estimates potential UK economic gains from removing non-skill, non-productivity barriers faced by under‑represented groups in the digital economy, modelling impacts of full equal access on digital-sector output and participation.
Final evaluation of the Offensive Weapons Homicide Review pilot (presented February 2025) sets out findings and recommendations on the pilot's delivery, effectiveness and potential to inform national approaches to serious violent offending with weapons.
Independent progress evaluation of the Government Office for Technology Transfer, reporting on its delivery, outcomes and whether it is meeting stated objectives for commercialising publicly funded research.
Release of all indicators under Theme K (International) of the Environmental Indicator Framework, providing internationally focused environmental metrics for monitoring cross‑border and global environmental impacts.
Survey results from wave two (August–October 2025) of the Adult Social Care Workforce Survey present measures of work‑related quality of life for England's adult social care staff, including wellbeing, job satisfaction and workforce pressures.
Estimates of Heathrow expansion's economic impacts produced using spatial computable general equilibrium (SCGE) modelling, quantifying regional and sectoral effects of airport growth on output, employment and trade.
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.
Omnibus surveys report 2025–26 findings from parents/carers of primary and secondary pupils, secondary school pupils themselves and 16–18 learners, capturing views on schooling, wellbeing and post-16 choices.
First-phase evaluation sets out Theory of Change models and system maps for Get Britain Working Trailblazers, describing how local Trailblazer areas plan to achieve programme aims and the causal pathways underpinning interventions.
Omnibus survey presents regular findings from teachers and leaders in schools and colleges for 2025–26, covering views on workload, recruitment, retention and school priorities captured through periodic polling.
Follow-up qualitative study reports on the working lives of teachers and school leaders, focusing on reasons leavers and those considering leaving the English state school sector give for their decisions and experiences.
Survey of Universal Credit customers explores knowledge, understanding, attitudes and barriers to work, and how perceptions of UC financial incentives influence decisions on employment and progression.
Independent mixed-method evaluation examines the Individual Placement and Support in Primary Care (IPSPC) programme, reporting quantitative outcomes and qualitative experiences of delivering IPS within primary care to support people with health-related employment barriers.
Mixed-method evaluation finds how the Intensive Personalised Employment Support (IPES) programme delivers tailored employment support, combining quantitative outcomes and qualitative participant insight to assess effectiveness in helping unemployed people into sustained work.
Research and analysis examines the impacts of active travel investment in England, aiming to improve economic appraisal and evaluation methods for schemes that encourage walking and cycling.
Summarises applicants’ and employers’ experiences of the Access to Work scheme, reporting perceived impacts on employment support and offering recommendations for improving application journeys, communication, and decision timescales for users and employers.
Presents findings from local authority audits of shellfish traceability and feed and food law enforcement in England, assessing consistency and effectiveness of enforcement activity and identifying areas for improvement in oversight.