Bristol Poverty Institute's March 2023 newsletter
In the latest edition of the BPI Monthly Newsletter, we're excited to share news about our upcoming expansion
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What works to reduce child poverty?
What works to reduce child poverty? Insights from across the globe. The latest report from the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty
Two Blog Posts: Poverty and Benefit Cuts and Resolve Poverty Conference – Key Takeaways
Two Blog Posts: Benefit Reforms Analysis - what effect will the UK's benefit reforms have on people and poverty? and the Resolve Poverty Conference - what were the key takeaways?
BPI Seedcorn Project - Net Zero Resilience Index - Publishes Findings
The Net Zero Resilience Index (NZRI) determines vulnerability to an economic shock but also the resilience of the local economy: its ability to bounce back, pivot and provide new jobs for those affected. The NZRI highlights 32 Local Authorities that are more vulnerable to net zero as an economic shock and require additional policy support to ensure greater resilience.
Blog Post - 'Pathways to Work' - A commentary on the UK's new benefits reform green paper
Blog Post - 'Abandoning the Poor' - A commentary on US and UK aid budget cuts
Bristol Poverty Institute's March 2025 Newsletter
The March Edition of the BPI Newsletter, available now, includes information on forthcoming meetings and events, together with a range of funding opportunities and poverty research related resources.
Recording of Dr Nkechi Owoo's talk available to view on BPI website
A recording of Dr Nkechi Owoo's talk on 'The Effects of Climate Change on Health Outcomes in Ghana’ which she delivered at the University of Bristol is available to view on the BPI website.
Bristol Poverty Institute's October 2023 Newsletter
The October Edition of the BPI Newsletter, available now, includes information on our upcoming events and seminars, together with a range of funding opportunities and poverty research related resources.
78th United Nations General Assembly, New York
78th United Nations General Assembly New York: Science, Poverty and Progress