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Universal basic income: the debate continues

What about a collective alternative, asks Anna Coote

Anna Coote

03 August 2018

Campaigns & projects

Universal basic services

Public services to meet the needs we all share.

Coverage

Universal basic services: a greener, more affordable life for all

Anna Coote and Sebastian Mang write for Green European Journal

Anna Coote, Sebastian Mang

04 December 2023

Publications

Universal Credit in the time of coronavirus

The benefit system needs reform now more than ever

Beti Baraki

09 June 2020

Press Releases

Universal credit is falling £890 a month short of the cost of living, despite inflation-linked uprating

The gap between universal credit rates and the cost of living has increased by £80 a month, according to new analysis by the New Economics Foundation

24 May 2023

Press Releases

Universal early years education is a golden investment opportunity, says the New Economics Foundation

Charity calls for rethink of education policies to realise benefits for both society and public finances

18 July 2023

Publications

Universal quality social care

Transforming adult social care in England

Sarah Bedford, Daniel Button

18 February 2022

Publications

University Challenge

Towards a wellbeing approach to quality in higher education

Nic Marks, Nicola Steuer

14 June 2008

Publications

Unknown waters

Why the common fisheries policy requires more funding for data and enforcement

Aniol Esteban, Griffin Carpenter

10 October 2013

Coverage

Unless Whitehall devolves its powers, ‘levelling up’ is doomed to fail

Miatta Fahnbulleh wrote for the Guardian

Miatta Fahnbulleh

03 February 2022

Publications

Unlocking Value

How we all benefit from investing in alternatives to prison for women offenders

Eilís Lawlor, Jeremy Nicholls, Lisa Sanfilippo

25 November 2008

Blog

Unpaid care isn’t free

Let’s get serious about investing in the people whose compassion holds our society together

Alex Chapman

14 June 2019

Coverage

Until cuts are reversed, Sunak's support for the self-employed will fall short

Alfie Stirling for the Guardian

Alfie Stirling

26 March 2020

Publications

Up In Smoke?

Threats from, and responses to, the impact of global warming on human development

Andrew Simms, Hannah Reid, John Margate

19 October 2004

Publications

Up In Smoke? Asia and the Pacific

Revealing the scale of climate impacts on international work

Andrew Simms, Hannah Reid, Victoria Johnson

19 November 2007

Publications

Up in Smoke? Latin America and the Caribbean

The threat from climate change to the environment and human development?

Andrew Simms, Hannah Reid

28 August 2006

Blog

Up in the air

Our consumer choices, from buying less tobacco to more diesel, are shaped by government policy. What if we applied it to air travel?

Alex Chapman

12 July 2021

Press Releases

Up to 5.6 million people are at high risk of losing work and falling through the cracks in new government support systems

New Economics Foundation propose a weekly minimum income guarantee to ensure all workers have support during the crisis

11 April 2020

Events

Universal basic income: the debate continues

Universal basic services

Universal basic services: a greener, more affordable life for all

Universal Credit in the time of coronavirus

Universal credit is falling £890 a month short of the cost of living, despite inflation-linked uprating

Universal early years education is a golden investment opportunity, says the New Economics Foundation

Universal quality social care

University Challenge

Unknown waters

Unless Whitehall devolves its powers, ‘levelling up’ is doomed to fail

Unlocking Value

Unpaid care isn’t free

Until cuts are reversed, Sunak's support for the self-employed will fall short

Up In Smoke?

Up In Smoke? Asia and the Pacific

Up in Smoke? Latin America and the Caribbean

Up in the air

Up to 5.6 million people are at high risk of losing work and falling through the cracks in new government support systems

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