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“the last 15 years have taught us that the UK cannot cut its way to growth”. Grantham LSE Bennett Institute for Public Policy

What happens when vital assets, like clean air, public parks or cultural heritage, aren’t captured in our economic metrics? A new ESCoE paper by Julia Wdowin and Diane Coyle (Bennett Institute for Public Policy) explores how we can better account for “missing capitals”. tinyurl.com/4c8c25f6

Drawing on in-depth research, Alex Walker & Michael Kenny set out why the Council of the Nations and Regions matters for devolution in times of political fragmentation. In a new blog, they discuss what’s needed to make it work. bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/blog/why-the-c…

📢 Speakers confirmed for the 2025 CSaP Conference on 24 June. Explore evidence-informed policy on: 🌍 Net zero 🗣️Disinformation 🧠Mental health 🏠Housing 🦠Pandemic emergencies 💡Innovation 🗓️ 24 June, The Royal Society, London 🔗 Info & register shorturl.at/MVzxP

📣New report by Andrew Limb explores how to build a more inclusive innovation ecosystem in Cambridge. His research maps current efforts, challenges, & a path forward—including the need for a shared framework & better visibility across sectors. Read👉bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/publications/i…

What is the Council of the Nations & Regions for? A new report by the Bennett Institute's Michael Kenny & Alex Walker, & PolicyWISE's Dewi Knight, features in an op-ed from Martin Kettle The Guardian about the UK’s Council of the Nations & Regions. archive.ph/jHxh8#selectio…

Can tomorrow's Council of Nations & Regions meeting navigate the big and small 'P' politics of national and local #devolution? Watch our webinar with Michael Kenny, Alex Walker (Bennett Institute for Public Policy) & Dewi Knight: youtube.com/watch?v=tru34d… Read our report: policywise.org.uk/about/inter-go…

In a personal blog, Andrew Limb reflects on his latest research into inclusive innovation in Cambridge, offering insights and recommendations on how the city and region can foster more equitable and impactful innovation. bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/blog/innovatin…

The Council of the Nations & Regions meets today—uniting leaders from across the UK. A new Bennett Institute & PolicyWISE report shows how, if well-designed, the Council could boost UK governance & policymaking across devolved & regional powers. bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/publications/c…

Blog: What is the value of a tree? Owen Garling reflects on the conviction of two men for the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, exploring how the Bennett Institute's framework for measuring social & cultural infrastructure can help explain its value. bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/blog/first-kno…

Join us for the CSaP Annual Conference on 24 June Prof Lucy Chappell, Chief Scientific Adviser, DHSC and Lord James O'Shaughnessy, former Parliamentary Under Secretary, Dept of Health will discuss life sciences, healthcare & economic growth. 🔗 Register shorturl.at/MVzxP

In a new blog, Athene Donald discusses her latest policy brief which argues that unlocking women’s full economic potential requires tackling systemic biases in education, business, health, & innovation for a more inclusive & productive economy. bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/blog/women-inn…

Europe needs its own AI infrastructure Prof Diane Coyle writes for the German business newspaper, Handelsblatt, on the need for Europe to develop its own AI infrastructure to rival the US. Read the article: handelsblatt.com/meinung/gastbe…

We're excited to share this short animation which helps to explain how our new framework for identifying & measuring social & cultural infrastructure (e.g. green spaces & football clubs) will ensure they are no longer overlooked in policy & planning. 👀 youtube.com/watch?v=PWZUtR…

🚨Check out the latest Productivity Puzzles podcast featuring Diane Coyle discussing her new book—The Measure of Progress. She challenges outdated economic metrics & argues for better ways to capture what really matters—like health & knowledge. 🎧 podfollow.com/productivity-p…

Metrics shape what we value—and what we ignore In a new blog, Diane Coyle & Julia Wdowin discuss their ESCoE paper on how shadow prices can help us value overlooked but vital assets like nature & knowledge. It’s time to rethink how we measure real progress bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/blog/accountin…

🎙️ Why do we choose what we choose? From money to morality, fear to gossip—this episode of Crossing Channels examines what drives our choices and decisions. Host Richard Westcott is joined by Simone Schnall, Catherine Molho & Maximilian Müller. 🎧 pod.fo/e/2d105c