Supporting the No Recourse to Public Funds Partnership
Just Economics and Purpose Union have been appointed the 5-year Evaluation and Learning Partner for the NRPF Partnership.
Research and policy
“I really enjoyed working with Just Economics. They were responsive to our needs, flexible and presented complex ideas in an interesting way. I look forward to working with them again in the future.”
IIED
“Microsoft Philanthropies Asia commissioned Just Economics to understand the value created by our technology donations to the nonprofit sector across the region. In addition to articulating a complicated theory of change and estimating social value generated by technology, the exercise allowed us to truly understand the sector in different markets and adjust our strategy accordingly. It was such a pleasure working with the Just Economics team that we referred them to another group within Microsoft Philanthropies and they are now working on evaluating another program at a global level. We look forward to partnering with them again.”
Microsoft
Comparative study of child poverty: NI and ROI
This comparative study of child poverty rates, explored the rates and determinants of child poverty in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Youth Labour Market in the UK: Policy Analysis
The Prince's Trust commissioned Just Economics to carry out an analysis of the youth labour market in the UK
Pathways to Zero-Emission Freight in London
This research sets out a 5-year policy roadmap to reduce harmful emissions from freight in central London and models the carbon and health cost savings associated with a zero-emission freight zone.
Gender & Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE)
As part of the DfID-funded Gender & Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) project, Just Economics was commissioned to review the use of value for money (VfM) analyses in projects aimed at adolescent girls in developing countries.
Missed care in community nursing
This project was one of several partnerships with University College Dublin to explore the impact of ‘missed care’ in community nursing.
The value of integrated working
There is an established need for women-oriented services, particularly in relation to violence, abuse and mental health, and an emerging evidence base on the benefits that gender-sensitive services can bring.
The Pedestrian Pound
This research report presents evidence that investment in better streets and places can deliver commercial returns to businesses and investors, as well as improve consumer’s perceptions of high streets.
Principles of socially-responsible investment
How can investors be encouraged to consider more than purely commercial and short-term gains? Various sets of investment principles have emerged in recent years to guide socially responsible investment.
Mental health needs of children in secure settings
Funded by Amnesty International and carried out in partnership with other research organisations, this project mapped the mental health needs of young people in secure settings.
