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.
A regular national public‑health bulletin compiling surveillance updates, outbreak reports and thematic public‑health intelligence across England and the UK to inform practitioners and policymakers on current infectious and environmental health risks.
A high-level assessment identifying current and emerging risks facing the charity sector to help trustees take proportionate, context-specific steps to prepare and manage organisational threats in 2026.
Monthly Food Standards Agency tracking survey monitoring consumer behaviour and attitudes around food, providing regular insights into changing practices and perceptions.
Monthly report listing community interest companies (CICs) that were registered in July 2026, providing basic information on newly incorporated social enterprises for that month.
Key performance data for antenatal, newborn, young person and adult screening for Quarter 4 (1 January to 31 March 2024), providing routine KPI figures on coverage, timeliness and performance across NHS England screening programmes.
Data tables and commentary from the Unlinked Anonymous Monitoring (UAM) Survey of people who inject drugs, reporting HIV and viral hepatitis infections and associated risk behaviours among PWID.
An evaluation of the Changing Futures programme assessing its impact on people experiencing multiple disadvantage and how wider system changes affect service delivery and operation.
Responds to a ministerial commission by setting out the proposed remit and establishment of an Alternative Methods Expert Committee within the Animals in Science Committee to advise on non‑animal research methods.
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.
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.
Alma Economics assesses the prevalence, nature and impact of safety concerns affecting journalists, analysing threats to journalists’ physical and digital safety and implications for press freedom and support needs.
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.
Final independent evaluation of the Create Growth Programme assesses bespoke finance, business support and investor capacity-building for creative businesses in England, reporting on programme delivery, outcomes for participating firms and lessons for scaling support.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Second interim process and delivery evaluation update on phase two of the Million Hours Fund, reviewing how the fund is being administered and the emerging outcomes from funded projects.
Foresight report outlining five plausible AI development scenarios to 2030, intended to help policymakers anticipate risks and opportunities and plan regulatory, economic and societal responses to different AI futures.
A rapid scoping review maps evidence on co-locating healthcare services with leisure facilities and assesses whether such models effectively promote physical activity.
Research summarises public perceptions of the Department for Work and Pensions, capturing attitudes towards its services, reputation and public trust.
Independent evaluation examines several initiatives intended to improve the ‘move on’ process, focusing on how they were implemented, initial impacts and their value for money for participants and delivery bodies.
Ipsos report explores different approaches to measuring demand for civil legal aid in England and Wales, assessing metrics and methodologies to better estimate need for legal assistance.
Findings from the 2025 Rough Sleeping Questionnaire present analysed data on rough sleeping in England, highlighting trends and characteristics of people sleeping rough as captured by the national survey.
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.