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PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, May 2022

PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, May 2022

Jamie O'Halloran, Economist at Pro Bono Economics, gives his reaction to this month's ONS consumer price inflation statistics. Read more

Published: 18th May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

New study reveals the ‘vicious cycle’ of intergenerational mental health problems

New study reveals the ‘vicious cycle’ of intergenerational mental health problems

New research by Pro Bono Economics has found that the long-term cost of failing to support an 11-year-old whose mother has experience of depression is around £11,600. Read more

Published: 17th May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, May 2022

PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, May 2022

PBE Economist, Madison Kerr, gives her reaction to this month's ONS labour market statistics. Read more

Published: 17th May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Breaking the cycle: The economic cost of poor parental mental health

Breaking the cycle: The economic cost of poor parental mental health

Working in partnership with Our Time, this research provides an analysis of the economic impact of children raised by a parent who has mental health difficulties. Read more

Published: 17th May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Local Elections: Social Sector Pledges (2022)

Local Elections: Social Sector Pledges (2022)

Using our interactive map, discover where in the country council groups and political parties are setting out the most ambitious agenda for the social sector in 2022's local elections. Read more

Published: 5th May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

West London Zone

West London Zone

Pro Bono Economics worked with West London Zone to examine the potential economic outcomes of their programme of support for children facing multiple disadvantages in west London. Read more

Published: 29th April, 2022

Updated: 3rd May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Charities need to be a vital part of the UK’s productivity drive

Charities need to be a vital part of the UK’s productivity drive

Boosting charity productivity is an overlooked opportunity in the campaign to tackle the UK’s productivity problem. Both charities and policymakers have a shared interest in doing so. Read more

Published: 28th April, 2022

Updated: 3rd May, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Six things charities should know about civil servants

Six things charities should know about civil servants

How can charities influence, engage with and make the most out of their relationships with civil servants? Read more

Published: 27th April, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, April 2022

PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, April 2022

Jamie O'Halloran, Economist at Pro Bono Economics, gives his reaction to this month's ONS consumer price inflation statistics. Read more

Published: 13th April, 2022

Updated: 20th April, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, April 2022

PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, April 2022

PBE Economist, Rachel Gomez, gives her reaction to this month's ONS labour market statistics. Read more

Published: 11th April, 2022

Updated: 12th April, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Is measuring economic impact right for every charity?

Is measuring economic impact right for every charity?

PBE Economist, Madison Kerr, explores the PBE approach to measuring the economic impact of charities. Read more

Published: 8th April, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Lord Gus O'Donnell in conversation with Nigel Huddleston MP

Lord Gus O'Donnell in conversation with Nigel Huddleston MP

Join Pro Bono Economics for a fireside chat between Lord Gus O'Donnell and Minister for Civil Society, Nigel Huddleston MP. Read more

Start: 28th April, 2022 at 9:30am

End: 28th April, 2022 at 10:15am

Published: 5th April, 2022

Updated: 6th April, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Location: The Katherine Johnson Events Space, SW1H 9EA

To tackle the energy bills crisis, the government must put policy before politics

To tackle the energy bills crisis, the government must put policy before politics

PBE’s Research and Policy Director Helen Barnard writes about the UK’s cost-of-living crisis and the government’s failure to put policy before politics. Read more

Published: 29th March, 2022

Updated: 31st March, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Pro bono work isn't just for lawyers. Here's why civil servants should volunteer

Pro bono work isn't just for lawyers. Here's why civil servants should volunteer

PBE’s Chief Economist Jon Franklin reflects on his experience of volunteering as a civil servant and argues that it is vital more civil servants volunteer if the government is to achieve its planned reforms. Read more

Published: 25th March, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Full analysis of Spring Statement impact on charity sector

Full analysis of Spring Statement impact on charity sector

Following the Spring Statement from the Chancellor, Pro Bono Economics has released its same-day analysis of the announcement and what it means for the charity sector. Read more

Published: 24th March, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

Second Wave: Charities and the Spring Statement 2022

Second Wave: Charities and the Spring Statement 2022

PBE's analysis of the Chancellor's Spring Statement and the latest OBR figures, what they mean for the people charities serve, charity demand and finances. Read more

Published: 23rd March, 2022

Updated: 22nd April, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

PBE Reacts: Chancellor's Spring Statement 2022

PBE Reacts: Chancellor's Spring Statement 2022

Matt Whittaker, CEO at Pro Bono Economics, gives his reaction to the Chancellor's Spring Statement. Read more

Published: 23rd March, 2022

Updated: 24th March, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, March 2022

PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, March 2022

Matt Whittaker, CEO at Pro Bono Economics, gives his reaction to this month's ONS consumer price inflation statistics. Read more

Published: 23rd March, 2022

Updated: 24th March, 2022

Author: Charlotte Warren

A tunnel at the end of the light: Charities and the cost-of-living crisis

A tunnel at the end of the light: Charities and the cost-of-living crisis

New analysis on the cost-of-living crisis' impact on low-income households and the charities supporting them. Read more

Published: 21st March, 2022

Updated: 24th March, 2022

Author: Tia Manavis

PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, March 2022

PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, March 2022

PBE Economist Madison Kerr gives her reaction to this month's ONS labour market statistics. Read more

Published: 15th March, 2022

Updated: 16th March, 2022

Author: Tia Manavis

Economic Outlook Briefing 2022/23

Economic Outlook Briefing 2022/23

Charity Finance Group (CFG) and Pro Bono Economics (PBE) have published an Economic Outlook Briefing for the charity sector. Read more

Published: 11th March, 2022

Updated: 15th March, 2022

Author: Tia Manavis

Inequality in civil society: the data

Inequality in civil society: the data

PBE's Research and Policy Analyst Jack Larkham explores the data on inequality within the social sector workforce. Read more

Published: 8th March, 2022

Author: Tia Manavis

The wellbeing value of reducing parental conflict

The wellbeing value of reducing parental conflict

This research provides a cost-benefit analysis of Tavistock Relation's Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT) for Parenting under Pressure to reduce parental conflict and have cost-effective benefits after one year. Read more

Published: 8th March, 2022

Author: Tia Manavis

Commission calls for changes to how charities engage with policymakers

Commission calls for changes to how charities engage with policymakers

A new PBE study for the Law Family Commission on Civil Society has made a raft of recommendations on how to enhance the relationships between charities and policymakers. Read more

Published: 4th March, 2022

Author: Tia Manavis

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  • PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, May 2022

    PBE Reacts: ONS inflation statistics, May 2022

    Jamie O'Halloran, Economist at Pro Bono Economics, gives his reaction to this month's ONS consumer price inflation statistics.

  • New study reveals the ‘vicious cycle’ of intergenerational mental health problems

    New study reveals the ‘vicious cycle’ of intergenerational mental health problems

    New research by Pro Bono Economics has found that the long-term cost of failing to support an 11-year-old whose mother has experience of depression is around £11,600.

  • PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, May 2022

    PBE Reacts: ONS labour market statistics, May 2022

    PBE Economist, Madison Kerr, gives her reaction to this month's ONS labour market statistics.

  • Breaking the cycle: The economic cost of poor parental mental health

    Breaking the cycle: The economic cost of poor parental mental health

    Working in partnership with Our Time, this research provides an analysis of the economic impact of children raised by a parent who has mental health difficulties.

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