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Modern Poverty: What’s changed in 20 years and why work is no longer the route out of poverty in the UK

After six disastrous years, the number of children in poverty in the UK when the Covid-19 pandemic s…

Published: 31st Aug 2021

Review of Council Tax Reduction schemes in England in 2021/22

A webinar done with entitledto where we discussed the details of this research including what’s chan…

Published: 8th Jun 2021

Addressing racial inequity in Covid recovery - Employment briefing paper

This briefing paper examines the employment and labour market inequalities that Black, Asian and min…

Published: 16th Apr 2021

The State of Economic Justice in Birmingham and the Black Country 2021

This is NPI’s second report on Economic Justice in Birmingham and the Black Country, funded and publ…

Published: 1st Feb 2021

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What could replace Russian gas in the German and European energy supply? Some reflections on a statement by the Leopoldina National Academy of Sciences

What would happen to Germany if it stopped importing energy from Russia? Germany gets about 30% of its primary energy, including half its gas, from Ru…

Published: 30th Mar 2022
Category: Economic Policy

Back to the 20th century: our child poverty disaster

The rise in child poverty over the last six years has all but wiped out all the progress that had been made since the late 1990s. As the latest offici…

Published: 19th May 2021
Author: Peter Kenway
Category: Income and Poverty

Economic recovery should be driven by investment rather than consumption by better off households

Written in a personal capacity by Dan Corry, former Treasury and Downing Street economic advise…

Published: 18th Feb 2021

Rough sleeping in London: Back to the old normal, not building back better

The effort to get rough sleepers off the streets during the Covid pandemic was ‘extraordinary’, and in some terms, extremely successful. H…

Published: 4th Feb 2021
Author: Rebecca Tunstall
Category: Housing and Homelessness

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Modern Poverty: What’s changed in 20 years and why work is no longer the route out of poverty in the UK

After six disastrous years, the number of children in poverty in the UK when the Covid-19 pandemic s…

Published: 31st Aug 2021

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LATEST PUBLICATIONS

Modern Poverty: What’s changed in 20 years and why work is no longer the route out of poverty in the UK

Review of Council Tax Reduction schemes in England in 2021/22

Addressing racial inequity in Covid recovery - Employment briefing paper

The State of Economic Justice in Birmingham and the Black Country 2021

FROM THE BLOG

What could replace Russian gas in the German and European energy supply? Some reflections on a statement by the Leopoldina National Academy of Sciences

Back to the 20th century: our child poverty disaster

Economic recovery should be driven by investment rather than consumption by better off households

Rough sleeping in London: Back to the old normal, not building back better

FEATURE

Modern Poverty: What’s changed in 20 years and why work is no longer the route out of poverty in the UK

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