Environment in multiple crises - report
We are entering an age of unprecedented environmental breakdown, IPPR warns
Deadly combination of damage to land, soil, air, water and animal populations alongside climate change is creating catastrophic global risk, says IPPR report The world faces a growing …
This is a crisis: Facing up to the age of environmental breakdown
Mainstream political and policy debates have failed to recognise that human impacts on the environment have reached a critical stage, potentially eroding the conditions upon which socioeconomic …
Sign on the dotted line? A new rental contract: Final report
The private rented sector has grown substantially over the past two decades. It is now home to 20 per cent of households (4.7 million). Many more people now expect to live in the private rented …
The case for reforming private renting: Interim report
The private rented sector has grown substantially over the past two decades. It is now home to 20 per cent of households (4.7 million). Many more people now expect to live in the private rented …
Building communities that work: The role of housing associations in supporting employment
One in 10 people in the UK live in a housing association property. Supporting more housing association tenants to access employment and to progress in work will be vital to boosting the employment …
A new rural settlement: Fixing the affordable housing crisis in rural England
Coverage of the housing crisis all too often focuses on our towns and cities, principally those in London and the South East. But unaffordability, and the problems it causes, are not isolated to …
How much would it cost to reduce child poverty in Scotland? The financial scale of child poverty in Scotland
In 2017, the Scottish Parliament unanimously passed legislation to introduce statutory targets in order to reduce child poverty and create a new Poverty and Inequality Commission in Scotland. By …
Net-Zero North: Delivering the decarbonisation mission in the north of England
The British economy is at a critical juncture. Its future success depends on overcoming two major, interrelated problems – long-term structural weaknesses in investment, productivity and trade, and …