Research and analysis

National Illegal Money Lending Project: interim evaluation

Presents the findings and evidence from a review of the effectiveness of the illegal money lending national project that started in 2007.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 18 October 2010

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Interim evaluation of the national illegal money lending projects

Ref: BIS/10/1186

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Presents the findings and evidence from a review of the effectiveness of the illegal money lending national project that started in 2007. The project set out to address the illegal money lending which is common in deprived estates and which entrenches poverty and disadvantage. The review assesses the effectiveness of teams and delivery models in meeting both enforcement and financial inclusion objectives, and the aggregate impact of the national project. It identifies replicable best practice, assesses the wider economic and social benefits, to inform the development of future policy approaches in this area.

See also the summary report.

Published 18 October 2010