Scottish Anti Poverty Review Issue 37
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Research Publications
Rights in Action Literature Review
Part of our Rights in Action project, our research team set out to explore the understanding and awareness of economic, social and cultural rights amongst marginalised communities in Scotland and to examine how organisations in Scotland have adopted human rights-based approaches.
Scottish Government consultation on ending the need for foodbanks
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Communities for all: Poverty Alliance 2022 Local Election Manifesto
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Tackling Child Poverty Delivery Plan 2022-26 – Social Justice Committee
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Social Justice and Social Security Committee on low income and debt
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How well is Universal Credit supporting people in Glasgow? (Sep 2018 – Sep 2019)
Funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, the Poverty Alliance in collaboration with researchers from the University of Glasgow, conducted research on the roll-out of Universal Credit in Glasgow, exploring the experiences and perspectives of people claiming Universal Credit and the Department for Work and Pensions staff delivering it. The findings and key recommendations from the … Read more
Mental health, welfare conditionality and employment support (May – Oct 2020)
Funded by the Health Foundation, with the University of Glasgow, the Poverty Alliance developed a targeted set of recommendations at the Scottish and wider UK level on reforming welfare conditionality and employment support for people experiencing mental health problems. Read the recommendations.
Transport and Child Poverty in Scotland (Nov 2020 – Mar 2021)
Commissioned by Transport Scotland, the Poverty Alliance conducted research on affordability and availability of public transport in Scotland for families and young people living on low incomes. You can read read the full report here.
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