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July 2, 2019

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, with two volunteers, packing a box at a food bank

What Would Make a Difference for Scotland?

Child poverty, Poverty and Inequality Commission, Professor Glen Bramley, Publications, Welfare & social securityBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJuly 2, 2019

This research report was produced for the Poverty and Inequality Commission and identifies the policies and scenarios which appear to offer the biggest gains in reducing child poverty in Scotland. 

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