Ethical data use: Guidance and tools When accessing data through trusted research environments (TREs), researchers must conduct a self-assessment to evaluate the ethical risks of their…
At ADR UK we define public engagement as: “A purposeful set of activities designed to promote an ongoing dialogue with the public about administrative data research, driven by active listening…
Next step for ADR UK: Websites for each UK nation go live The new websites cover our work across ADR England, ADR Northern Ireland and ADR Scotland, joining the established ADR Wales website.…
Delivering our mission across the four UK nations. ADR UK is made up of four national partnerships – ADR England, ADR Northern Ireland, ADR Scotland and ADR Wales. Our partners each have…
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) plays a crucial role in sourcing, linking and curating public sector data for ADR UK, ensuring that all data is accessed by researchers in a safe and secure…
Mae YDG Cymru yn dwyn ynghyd arbenigwyr byd-enwog ym maes gwyddor data, academyddion blaenllaw a thimau arbenigol Llywodraeth Cymru i gynhyrchu tystiolaeth a fydd yn llywio penderfyniadau polisi…
ADR Wales brings together world-renowned data science experts, leading academics and specialist teams within Welsh Government to produce evidence that shapes future policy decisions in Wales. The…
ADR Scotland (Administrative Data Research Scotland) is a partnership combining specialists in the Scottish Government’s Data for Research, Analytical Platforms and Data Sharing Legislation Unit…
ADR NI brings together Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University, and the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA). Administrative Data Research Northern Ireland (ADR NI) is a…
ADR England is a portfolio of data linking and research projects, delivered by a range of academic and government partners. ADR England projects provide policy-relevant insights using data held by…
