September 2020
Co-designing policy and co-producing social evidence
This presentation draws on recent experiences of undertaking co-design for the UK government across two projects: a feasibility study for a new social survey of fishers that is co-produced by policy makers, industry and researchers; and the co-design of criteria for low impact fishing with fisheries stakeholders to inform new fisheries policy and management strategies.
Find out more »October 2020
Evaluation Approaches – Capturing Complexity
The aim of this seminar is to share ideas and experiences from three different evaluation studies undertaken by CCRI in recent years.
Find out more »December 2020
Going the Extra Mile in Monitoring and Evaluation – the GEM Story
Going the Extra Mile (GEM) is a 5-year ESF / Lottery funded Employment Inclusivity programme in Gloucestershire which to date has enabled over 700 people from diverse backgrounds to get closer to employment, training and education.
Find out more »January 2021
‘Visitors don’t want to smell that!’ – Contemporary entanglements of rural leisure, tourism and intensive livestock farming
In this seminar Alison Caffyn from Cardiff University presents preliminary evidence of how the UK’s demand for cheap meat may be beginning to undermine rural economies and would welcome feedback on how this research could be taken forward.
Find out more »February 2021
Fostering learning and knowledge exchange in the UK livestock community: shifting hearts and minds
In this seminar, Innovation for Agriculture will present some key findings from their livestock team’s research on bottom-up approaches to change, and the challenges they have faced trying to shift the hearts and minds of those in UK agriculture.
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