Hosting UK-wide roundtables to understand policy needs and share IPPO’s evidence reviews
A key element of IPPO’s work is hosting regular (virtual) roundtable events featuring policymakers from all UK nations as well as topic specialists and other leading experts. These roundtables are designed to:
- help us understand the most pressing policy questions, evidence needs and data gaps across all our social impact topic areas; and
- to highlight the findings from IPPO’s ‘deep-dive’ Rapid Evidence and Systematic Reviews when they are published.
Reports from all of IPPO’s roundtables to date are linked below:
How should we address the many social inequalities amplified by COVID-19? The case for social multipliers
Geoff Mulgan offers a policy-focused response to IPPO's Action On Inequalities event, which saw several hundred policymakers, researchers and practitioners ...
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IPPO roundtable report: ‘COVID-19 will do to online learning what the first world war did to flying’
The pandemic has presented an extraordinary experiment in remote education for children of all ages. Our latest IPPO roundtable addresses ...
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How to boost UK jobs and skills after the pandemic: four priority areas for action
The recent IPPO-Economics Observatory roundtable on adult training brought specialists and policymakers from all UK nations together to discuss how ...
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Roundtable report: what should be done to improve mental health and wellbeing in UK care homes?
Our latest IPPO roundtable looked at the situation in care homes – and, in particular, what’s happened to the mental ...
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Roundtable report: using evidence to tackle the long-term causes of homelessness in more systemic ways
In the second of IPPO’s policy roundtables, we discussed the future of homelessness in each UK nation in light of ...
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IPPO’s first UK-wide policy roundtable discusses the mental health of schoolchildren during COVID-19
A particularly strong theme was the need to use this summer not simply for UK schoolchildren to catch up academically, ...
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