Jessica Ko
Jessica Ko (Sum Yue) is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Collaboration in Community Connectedness (C4) in CRESR.
Understanding the SEED Domains: A scoping review of social, economic, environmental and democratic wellbeing
Client: Carnegie UK | Authors: Richard Crisp, Edward Dallas, Sally Fowler-Davis, Megan Davies, Julian Dobson, Rebecca Hamer, Jamie Redman and Agnes Szydlowska
Low Carbon Energy Supply Chains, Employment and Skills in South Yorkshire: Headline Findings
Client: Sheffield City Region and Higher Education Innovation Fund | Authors: Will Eadson, Phil Northall, Andrew Johnston, Stephen Parkes, Peter Wells, Aidan While
South Yorkshire low carbon energy supply chains: Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) sector summary
Client: Sheffield City Region and Higher Education Innovation Fund | Authors: Will Eadson, Phil Northall, Andrew Johnston, Stephen Parkes, Peter Wells, Aidan While
Evaluation of Sheffield’s COVID-19 Vaccine Taskforce for people from ethnic minority backgrounds: Summary of Key Findings
Client: BAMER 5 | Authors: Nadia Bashir, Lorna Dowrick, Chris Dayson
Social Investment and its Impact: The Evaluation of Charity Bank in the North: Exec Summary
Client: Yorkshire Forward | Authors: Peter Wells, Chris Dayson with Elaine Batty, Richard Crisp, Sadie Parr
The Economic Impact of Housing Organisations on the North: St Leger Homes of Doncaster
Client: The Northern Housing Consortium | Authors: Chris Dayson, Paul Lawless and Ian Wilson
The experience of third sector subcontractors in the European Social Fund 2007-13 Programme
Client: Third Sector European Network | Authors: Richard Crisp, Chris Dayson, Sarah Pearson and Ian Wilson
Recession, Resilience and Rebalancing Social Economies in Northern Ireland's Neighbourhoods: Findings from a Baseline Survey of Residents
Client: OFMDFM | Authors: Paul Hickman, John Flint, Jenny Muir and Chris Dayson
The Impact of Welfare Reform and Public Sector Spending Reductions on Low Income Households in Hampshire
Client: Big Lottery Fund | Authors: Christina Beatty, Tony Gore and Ryan Powell