GOV.UK
Guidance
DWP research reports style guide
- From:
- Department for Work and Pensions
- Published:
- 1 June 2009
- Last updated:
- 4 December 2013, see all updates
How to write research reports for the Department for Work and Pensions.
Documents
DWP research reports style guide
PDF, 154KB, 24 pages
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DWP research reports template
MS Word Document, 175KB
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Details
This guide helps authors to produce research reports commissioned by the department. Our reports are read by people with an interest in social security and welfare, including policy-makers and ministers.
Please follow the guidelines. We recognise that individual styles are expressions of the authors and the guide doesn’t seek to restrict this. Research methods vary widely, and there will be cases where alternatives to these guidelines are preferable. If you think that this may apply to your report, please consult your DWP project manager before submitting the first draft.
Document information
Published: 1 June 2009
Updated: 4 December 2013
- Added revised style guide to include GOV.UK style guidance and DWP research reports template.
- First published.