Search all our publications and reports here: from Data Insights sharing our research findings in brief, to policy briefings, and many more. Use the filters on the right to help find what you're looking for.
This Data Insight aims to examine patterns of active travel to school in children aged 11-16 in Wales. It was produced by the ADR Wales Climate Change research team and originally published by ADR Wales.
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This Data Insight by ADR UK Fellow, Damian Whittard, explores employment in green jobs in England and Wales. The article considers who is working in a green occupation and calculates if there is a pay benefit for doing so.
This policy brief from ADR Northern Ireland explores the detrimental health effects of long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution in Northern Ireland. It draws on existing research together with ADR NI's own research using linked administrative data from a variety of sources.
This study explored the effects of technology investment on Northern Ireland's economy. It found that firms investing in technology experience increased employment growth and offer higher wages. However, the impact on overall productivity is minimal. The relationship between technology investment and economic outcomes varies based on firm size.
This Data Insight presents data on the structure of farming households in Wales and compares them to other non-farming rural households. The work was carried out by the AD|ARC (Administrative Data | Agricultural Research Collection) team, an ADR UK- funded project.
This Data Insight focuses on the work being carried out by the Built Environments And Child Health in WalEs and AuStralia (BEACHES) team in Swansea University. It provides a summary of key Welsh legislation and policy areas on the built environment and child health. We describe the data used in the BEACHES project and present the statistical analysis to be conducted, as well as the dissemination process and engagement with stakeholders throughout the project.
This research links data from the 2001 and 2011 Scottish Census to examine the health and economic benefits of walking and cycling for commuting purposes at a national level in Scotland.
This study uses individual-level longitudinal data to investigate, for the first time in Northern Ireland, the link between health outcomes and long-term exposure to ambient pollution between 2001 and 2018.
