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This page contains information about forthcoming social research reports to be published by the Welsh Government. If you would like further information, contact us via the Research Mailbox. 

Evaluation of the implementation of the substance misuse strategy for Wales

17/05/13
The strategy covers use of alcohol, illicit and licit drugs within its remit and one of its key objectives is to reduce the harm associated with substance misuse.
 

Evaluation of Services Provided by Nacro Cymru to the Welsh Government

17/05/13
Nacro Cymru has been receiving funding from the Welsh Government for over 10 years, to undertake a range of youth justice work.
 

Evaluation of the Financial Contingency Fund (FCF)

15/05/13
The purpose of the evaluation is to assess the impact and effectiveness of the Fund in order to inform its future direction.
 

Local Authority projects to mitigate the impact of housing benefit reform, using Homelessness Grant funding: Monitoring report, October 2011-September 2012

14/05/13
The report provides an overview showing how all local authorities have progressed during the first and second periods.
 

Case study evaluation of the local authority projects to mitigate the impact of housing benefit reform

14/05/13
This report presents detailed findings about the approach, effectiveness, and impact of each case study project.
 

Assessment of the utility of new interviewer observation variables for non-response weighting on the National Survey for Wales

14/05/13
The objective of this small research project was to evaluate whether a more strategic approach to the selection of interviewer observation variables might result in more powerful weighting adjustments.
 

The People’s NHS: Research to support the consultation on creating a ‘Compact’ with the people of Wales in relation to their health and health services

07/05/13
The research took the form of extended deliberative sessions in three locations of Wales and included a broad mix of members of the public.