Kenya’s Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA) has a principal constitutional mandate to support County Governments in identifying suitable revenue streams and their policy rationale, as well as in enhancing revenue collection…
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In 2013, radical new policing structures were implemented in Scotland. In 2018, Dame Elish Angiolini was tasked with assessing their effectiveness through the “Independent Review of Complaints Handling, Investigations and Misconduct Issues in Relation to Policing”…
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The number of people whose lives will be impacted by cancer is growing. Some will be affected directly, while others indirectly through family and loved ones. In Scotland…
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Women are more likely than men to face multiple disadvantages, including homelessness, mental health issues, substance misuse problems, contacts with the criminal justice system, domestic abuse, and sexual exploitation…
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One in three people in Wales live in unsafe or unaffordable housing. The pandemic has highlighted these inequalities in the housing sector as lockdowns have led to people…
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Cyprus is heavily relying on fossil fuels; only 15% of Cyprus’s electricity was generated by renewables in 2021. Meanwhile, Cyprus is not currently interconnected with other countries, although there are plans…
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The Welsh Government is in the process of consulting the public on proposals for a levy on visitors to Wales. This visitor levy will be implemented as a local tax with local authorities having discretionary powers to tailor the implementation of the levy…
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In light of the significant challenges facing independent film in the UK, Alma Economics was commissioned by the British Film Institute (BFI) to conduct an economic review of the value chain for UK independent film…
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