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Widening the Lens: what can the UK learn from public service reform in the developing world?

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01 Jan 2012

The UK’s Public services are entering a period of acute pressure. Faced with a ‘triple crisis’ – of social demand, variable productivity and fiscal constraint policymakers are scrambling to balance crisis management with future planning and innovation.
Building the consensus for a People’s Pension in Britain

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01 Dec 2011

What would a "best practice" pension for the UK look like? It is not the low cost, trustworthy system which savers justly demand.
Smarter Cab Drivers

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01 Dec 2011

This project features a rare study of taxi drivers in their working habitats, and presents wider lessons about the challenges of efficient fuel use in the context of rising energy prices and climate change. However you conceive the climate problem, efficiency is an important part of the solution.
Satisfactory schools

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01 Dec 2011

This report analyses the location, demographics, and characteristics of schools graded satisfactory by Ofsted.
Lessons for Localism: the RSA Area Based Curriculum

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01 Nov 2011

Schools in Peterborough are turning to their local areas in support of curriculum development, which provides insights for the government's localism agenda.
RSA Transitions: a social enterprise approach to prison and rehabilitation

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01 Nov 2011

The government's proposals for working prisons risk becoming a good idea turned bad. Our pamphlet, RSA Transitions, is published at the start of the bidding process for new contracts worth £2.5 billion for running nine UK prisons.
Transforming behaviour change

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01 Nov 2011

How can we best use the emerging science of human behaviour to empower people to help themselves and their communities in addressing society’s major challenges?
Communities Connected: Inclusion, Participation and Common Purpose

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17 Oct 2011

The government's planned reform of the health care system does nothing to combat loneliness and isolation amongst people who are most in need of support.
A Virtual Day in Court

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31 Aug 2011

Good design could be key to solving the problems faced in the 21st century, such as improving the productivity and cost-effectiveness of courtrooms.
What's wrong with DT?

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31 Jul 2011

'What’s Wrong With DT?' by John Miller examines the effect of the English Baccalaureate on the curriculum in secondary schools. One of the losers is certain to be Design and Technology – compulsory for two decades, now optional only post-14, and losing time and resources to the core E-Bac subjects.

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