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Wavehill launches new look website

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website. We are proud of the social and economic research, evaluation and analysis...

Chloe Maughan & Simon Tanner

Mental Health Challenge Competition; better coordination for student mental health service

Wavehill have been working with the Office for Students (OfS) since June 2019 to undertake an independent evaluation of their flagship...

Mark Willis

Wavehill signs Net Zero Pledge and publishes Carbon Reduction Plan

We have implemented policies designed to reduce our carbon footprint and this is the first Carbon Reduction Plan we have published that...

Chloe Maughan

Exploring barriers to work among unpaid carers

Across the England & Wales it is estimated that 1.2 million employees provide 30 hours or more a week of care to family or friends in...

Simon Tanner & Andy Parkinson

Building the evidence base around social prescribing

What is social prescribing? People are facing more pressures and uncertainties in their everyday life. Evidence shows that around 20% of...

Megan Clark

Wavehill reflects on LGBTQ+ History Month

February marked LGBTQ+ History Month across the UK, which was a period of reflection and retrospect for Wavehill in particular. The theme...

Stuart Merali-Younger

Evaluation in a New Era of Economic Development Funding

Wavehill review of the latest economic development funds including Levelling Up Fund, Community Renewal Fund and Shared Prosperity Fund

Simon Tanner

A collaborative approach to monitoring and evaluation: how GOGA is leading the way

Working closely with GOGA to evaluate and demonstrate the social and economic project impacts, we reflect upon this successful collaboration

Stuart Merali-Younger

COP 26, Net Zero and the Critical Role of Policy Evaluation

World leaders, climate experts and environmental campaigners descended on Glasgow for COP26 in what felt like a make-or-break summit for...

Endaf Griffiths

Reflections on the Welsh Government's drive to tackle the 'brain drain'

The Welsh government are setting out plans to tackle the ‘brain drain’ of young people leaving Wales. This recognises the economic and...