Good government policy – policy that solves social and economic problems and improves lives – needs good evidence. ADR UK (Administrative Data Research UK)’s mission is to transform the…
As an Economic and Social Research Council investment, ADR UK adopts the definition of impact used by ESRC and across UK Research and Innovation as a whole: “Impact is the demonstrable…
The ADR UK governance structure has been designed to be robust, flexible and responsive, to help ensure we are on track to meet our objectives and to guide good practice across the…
In the year ahead, ADR UK will continue working to meet the ambitions for our current funding period, which runs until 2026. Activities will be aligned to our national partnership strategies.…
Vision ADR UK's vision for 2026 is to be the default choice to host linked administrative data from across the entirety of UK and devolved government, making it accessible to a…
ADR England is a portfolio of data linking and research projects, which enable policy-relevant insights across England and the UK. This work is delivered by a wide range of partners across academia…
Administrative Data Research Northern Ireland (ADR NI) is a partnership between the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI), comprising Queen’s University Belfast and Ulster…
ADR Scotland combines expertise from the Scottish Centre for Administrative Data Research (SCADR) and Scottish Government’s Data for Research Unit. Together they are transforming how public sector…
ADR Wales unites specialists from Swansea University Medical School and the Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data (WISERD) at Cardiff University with statisticians, data…
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) plays a crucial role in sourcing, linking, and curating public sector data for ADR UK, ensuring that data is accessed by researchers safely and securely.…
