Research and analysis

Child Poverty Unit Child Poverty Pilots (RR730)

Research on Child Poverty Pilots that have been operating across England since 2008.

From:
Department for Work and Pensions
Published
1 March 2011

Documents

Child Poverty Unit Child Poverty Pilots (RR730): report

Ref: ISBN 978-1-84712-954-3

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Child Poverty Unit Child Poverty Pilots (RR730): summary

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Details

By Martin Evans and Karen Gardiner

A suite of nine Child Poverty Pilots have been operating across England since 2008, with over a third of local authorities involved with at least one of the initiatives. This interim synthesis report brings together information from each of the pilots, and draws out early findings from across the evaluation evidence to help inform practitioners and policy makers at national and local level.

The report focuses on implementation and delivery evidence, and explores the following cross-cutting themes:

  • pilot participants
  • developing tailored, innovative and localised solutions
  • early indications, experiences and perceptions of pilot services.

The report was commissioned by the Child Poverty Unit.

Published 1 March 2011