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SUSTAINWELL addresses the long-term socio-economic impact of population ageing on European society.
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The project aims to maintain UKMOD – an open-source tax-benefit model – as a free resource, and support its transition to long-term sustainability by fostering use of the model by third sector financial advisory and advocacy organisations.
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Economic conditions are well-recognised as key drivers of health and wellbeing inequalities. There is considerable interest in using major income supplementation policies (MISPs) such as Universal Basic Income to reduce such inequalities.
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The overall aim of the project is to develop and test a novel approach to long-term effect modelling for adolescent mental health and wellbeing (AMHW) research, based on lifecourse microsimulation, that can help address a range of important unanswered research questions about heterogeneity in the long-term effects of interventions on AMHW and in the lifecourse causes and consequences of AMHW.
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Economic development in parallel to demographic changes over the past decades have altered family structures and the way care is given and received along the lifecycle.
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The central research question in FINCH is whether indirect taxes on food and non-alcoholic beverages (FNABs) can be repurposed and restructured to create incentives for healthy food consumption, without increasing the tax burden on households and without adverse distributional impacts relative to the current taxation system.
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The objective of this study is to estimate the impact of digital transformation on employment, earnings, poverty and income inequality in the last decade, as well as provide an indication of what this impact could be in the coming decade, across all EU Member States and in the EU as a whole.
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The project supports the European Green Deal by creating capabilities to observe and verify greenhouse gas emissions from densely populated urban areas across Europe.
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Non-communicable disease and employment simulation combines expertise in agent-based, microsimulation and policy modelling, health modelling, and epidemiology, to develop a new agent-based approach to modelling interactions between health and employment.
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The aim of the project is to evaluate whether the application of statistical weighting to the Graduate Outcomes Survey could effectively mitigate the effects of non-response and, if so, which estimation method should be used and which variables should be used within the weighting procedure.
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A project focusing on a mixed methods study comprising five closely related work packages (WPs) to answer the question: what is the impact of the introduction of UC on mental health and wellbeing, what are the implications for health inequalities, and how these effects are moderated by variation in implementation across Great Britain?
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COORDINATE is the next phase of the GUIDE project funded by the Horizon 2020 programme in recognition that policymakers across Europe are currently unable to draw upon consistent, comparable and high quality data on child wellbeing to inform policy.
