In 2022 Shared intelligence was commissioned by the LGA to undertake two separate projects relating to economic development, firstly looking to support Local authorities in integrating Local enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) and secondly at reviewing the future role and skills requirement of economic development teams. Following the...
LGA Economic Inactivity In 2023, Shared Intelligence was commissioned by the Local Government Association to produce a study into national and place-based approaches to addressing economic inactivity. National approaches Our research into national approaches in addressing economic inactivity aimed to understand the breadth of provision available and what...
Shared Intelligence was commissioned by the LGA to facilitate and curate qualitative and quantitative research working with a number of local and combined authorities to identify and map how the “Work Local” approach could apply to their local areas. The LGA has argued for several...
Libraries – national and local support Shared Intelligence is one of the most respected providers of strategic advice about public libraries, both to national bodies and individual library services. We have helped clients at all levels ensure public library services are focused on making the greatest...
Regional skills analysis and supporting the case for more devolved funding Our unique approach to skills analysis for regional clients like SEEC (who represent South East England Councils) combines our solid understanding of economic data and analysis, but most of all our ability to engage deeply...
Local Government Association review of health and wellbeing boards Our annual “state of the nation” reports on health and wellbeing boards (HWBs) are widely recognised as the most authoritative barometer of these important partnership bodies. The titles of the four reports, which were commissioned by the LGA,...
New district councils: Action Research Set In the current complex and rapidly changing environment, good practice is often out of date before it is written. Our clients no longer want dead good practice. They want live good practice. In this context the LGA wanted to enable...
