As ADR UK looks ahead to completing the first full year of our new investment period, we will continue to lead delivery and facilitation of administrative data research across the UK that delivers…
As an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) investment, ADR UK adopts the definition of impact used by ESRC and across UK Research and Innovation as a whole: “Impact is the demonstrable…
ADR UK’s mission is to harness the potential of administrative data for research in the public interest. Administrative data is data generated from public interactions: we therefore believe we have…
The Earnings and Employees Study (EES) 2011 has already enabled researchers to explore topics such as sectoral pay disparities, wage influences, and geographic differences. To enhance…
The currently available Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) dataset contains de-identified information on the characteristics, education, employment, benefits, and earnings of children and young…
In this section Funding opportunity launches: ADR UK Research Fellowships using ADR England flagship datasets (2022 round) The work of the 'One Wales' Covid response team wins the impact…
This year has marked a period of exceptional progress and impact for ADR Wales, underpinned by a clear commitment to mobilising data for public good and strengthening the evidence base for policy…
ADR UK Ambassadors are people working in and around government who are committed to improving the use of administrative data for public good research. They play a key role in supporting ADR UK’s…
ADR UK’s work has implications for a wide range of sectors across academia, government and beyond; to make the best possible progress, we must collaborate and share our expertise. This year, ADR…
