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Weekly Economics Podcast: What really happens at a UN climate summit?

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: What really happens at a UN climate summit?

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Nathan Thanki

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

15 October 2021

Warm homes fit for the future

Blog

Warm homes fit for the future

How everyone can come home to a warm place that doesn't pollute the planet

Aydin Dikerdem

13 October 2021

Decarbonising our shops, supermarkets and warehouses

Blog

Decarbonising our shops, supermarkets and warehouses

It's not just airlines and oil companies who will have to cut emissions — sectors like retail will have to change too.

Emily Scurrah

11 October 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: The Great Homes Upgrade

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: The Great Homes Upgrade

Ayeisha is joined by Chaitanya Kumar and Martin Heath

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

08 October 2021

Beyond the £20 uplift

Publications

Beyond the £20 uplift

Options for reforming universal credit

Sarah Arnold, Dominic Caddick, Alfie Stirling

07 October 2021

The Great Homes Upgrade

Videos

The Great Homes Upgrade

Warmer homes for a cooler planet

06 October 2021

5 things you need to know about retrofit

Blog

5 things you need to know about retrofit

How the Great Homes Upgrade will make our homes warmer, safer and better for the planet.

Aydin Dikerdem

06 October 2021

The impact of cutting Universal Credit

Coverage

The impact of cutting Universal Credit

Alfie Stirling speaks to the BBC about cutting Universal Credit

Alfie Stirling

06 October 2021

Who gets to fish in the EU?

Blog

Who gets to fish in the EU?

The fish in our seas are a public resource that we all share – so how we decide to fish them matters.

Chris Williams

04 October 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: Can we prevent living standards plummeting this winter?

Podcasts

Weekly Economics Podcast: Can we prevent living standards plummeting this winter?

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Kate Bell and Sarah Arnold

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

01 October 2021

The cost of ending furlough too soon

Coverage

The cost of ending furlough too soon

Miatta Fahnbulleh on Channel 4 News

Miatta Fahnbulleh

01 October 2021

The universal credit cut is a pro-poverty policy

Coverage

The universal credit cut is a pro-poverty policy

Sarah Arnold writes for Tribune

Sarah Arnold

30 September 2021

NEF in the news, September 2021

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NEF in the news, September 2021

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

30 September 2021

A social guarantee

Publications

A social guarantee

The case for universal services

Daniel Button, Anna Coote

28 September 2021

65% of people support a national retrofitting taskforce, with only 7% opposing the policy, new polling shows

Press Releases

65% of people support a national retrofitting taskforce, with only 7% opposing the policy, new polling shows

64% of Conservative voters support a national retrofitting taskforce as well as 65% of people in the North and 65% of people in the Midlands

28 September 2021

New polling finds that only 10% of people think there should be a cut to Universal Credit

Press Releases

New polling finds that only 10% of people think there should be a cut to Universal Credit

New analysis by the New Economics Foundation shows that when the £20 Universal Credit uplift is cut some families will be left with just over half (54%) of the income they need to live

27 September 2021

Beyond the £20 uplift

Blog

Beyond the £20 uplift

Options for reforming universal credit

Sarah Arnold, Dominic Caddick, Alfie Stirling

27 September 2021

Great Homes Upgrade

Campaigns & projects

Great Homes Upgrade

Every family in a warm home fit for the future.

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