ADR UK announces more Research Fellowships using ECHILD

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Administrative Data UK (ADR UK), a nationwide initiative facilitating research using linked administrative data, has recently announced 17 new research fellowships, 5 of which uses the ECHILD dataset. Congratulations to the recipients Eliazar Luna, Angelina Nazarova, David Frayman, Nikki Luke and Anna Leyland!

The funded projects will fill in evidence gaps on pressing policy questions. In particular, the ECHILD projects this year will explore topics related to special educational needs provision, children with social, emotional and mental health needs, health visiting and children’s social care. Alongside working on their specific projects, fellows will also support and develop existing datasets, ensuring they can continue to serve public good research going forward.

Further information on the ADR UK website ADR UK funds 17 Research Fellowships to answer critical policy questions using linked administrative data - ADR UK