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Evidence review of the impact of the ESF on those furthest from the labour market 2007 - 2013

Client: Third Sector European Network | Authors: Richard Crisp, Tony Gore and Peter Wells

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Inclusive economy
Policy research and evaluation

Rotherham State of the Voluntary and Community Sector 2015

Client: Voluntary Action Rotherham | Authors: Chris Dayson and Elizabeth Sanderson

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Voluntary and community sector

Drivers of Rent Arrears in Social Housing: an Evidence Review

Client: Nuffield Foundation | Authors: Tony Manzi and Emma Bimpson

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Housing and place

Healthy Ageing in the City of Sunderland

Client: Sunderland City Council | Authors: Jan Gilbertson, Geoff Green and Paul Pugh

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Inclusive economy

An Evaluation of Age UK's Person Centred Discharge Pathfinder Programme

Client: Age UK | Authors: Nadia Bashir, Jan Gilbertson, Lindsey McCarthy and Angela Tod

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Policy research and evaluation
Voluntary and community sector

Making it Work: Learning and Evaluation Contract - final report

Client: Big Lottery Fund | Authors: Elaine Batty, Chris Dayson, Will Eadson, Sarah Pearson, Elizabeth Sanderson, Colin Lindsay, Anne Marie Cullen

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Inclusive economy
Policy research and evaluation
Voluntary and community sector

Capturing and Enhancing the Impact of the Civic University: Current thinking, issues and challenges

Client: UPP Foundation, Department for Education, Arts Council England, Carnegie UK Trust | Authors: Julian Dobson and Ed Ferrari

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Policy research and evaluation

Productivity in Sheffield City Region

Client: Sheffield Hallam University | Authors: Christina Beatty and Steve Fothergill

Tags:
Inclusive economy
Housing and place

Valuing the Voluntary and Community Sector in Rotherham in 2008

Client: Voluntary Action Rotherham | Authors: Tracey Coule, Sarah Pearson and Rob Macmillan

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Policy research and evaluation
Voluntary and community sector
 

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