The Femicide Census — the UK's Cross-Referenced National Database of Women Killed by Men
Since 2015 the Femicide Census has cross-referenced UK police, court and media records to document over 1,000 women killed by men since …
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Since 2015 the Femicide Census has cross-referenced UK police, court and media records to document over 1,000 women killed by men since …
UK non-profit Women into Construction places women into work experience and jobs with major contractors; its Thames Tideway Tunnel partnership alone delivered …
The UK Foreign Office uses Microsoft AI Builder and GPT-4.1 to auto-classify consular correspondence, publishing UAT accuracy of 73-95% by task. Officials …
DSIT and DCMS commissioned the Behavioural Insights Team to run matched AI-assisted and human-only rapid evidence reviews on the same brief. The …
England's Department for Education and the Incubator for AI selected up to 8 edtech/AI firms, backed by £300,000 each, to co-design AI …
Great Britain's grid operator NESO deployed Quartz Solar, an AI forecasting tool built with non-profit Open Climate Fix. It halved solar-forecast errors, …
Greater Cambridge Shared Planning and the University of Liverpool built PlanAI, a large language model trained on 15 years of planning consultations, …
University of Liverpool and Greater Cambridge Shared Planning built PlanAI to summarise consultation responses. On 3 trial consultations it summarised 320 submissions …
The UK's DWP ran a six-month Microsoft 365 Copilot trial with a genuine comparison group of non-users. Copilot users saved an average …
The UK Cabinet Office trialled Microsoft 365 Copilot with 20,000+ civil servants across departments including Companies House and the DWP, reporting self-reported …
Bedfordshire ran a published evaluation comparing its human-tutor Studiosity writing service with a new AI-augmented version. The 2024 AI trial cut average …
Scottish Government grant programme funding voluntary peatland restoration by landowners; 90,000 ha on path to recovery and 14,860 ha restored in 2024–25 …
The UK's government-backed standard for woodland-creation carbon: validated projects are predicted to sequester ~13 MtCO2 over their lifetime, with a public registry …
Six-year Welsh Government plan funded Welsh speech tools built with Bangor University: Common Voice data (1,285+ voices), Welsh text-to-speech used by RNIB, …
Scotland's programme giving low-income, digitally excluded households a device, data and a digital champion; evaluation shows self-reported gains in skills and wellbeing …
HMPPS's Launchpad gives prisoners in England and Wales secure in-cell laptops for education, self-service and rehabilitation content. By mid-2024 it reached over …
Good Things Foundation supports people to gain digital skills through the established network of UK online centres, based in informal settings in …
Reboot UK aimed to test how three targeted interventions (peer mentoring, shared practice, home access) could lead to significant personal benefits for …
English My Way was a community-based English language project, developed by the Good Things Foundation in partnership with the BBC and the …
The Southern Housing Group is collaborating with national training provider We Are Digital to offer tailored 1-2-1 support for their customers, either …
Include-IT Mersey provides targeted, personalised digital skills development and employment support to digitally excluded, unemployed/economically inactive residents of the Liverpool City Region …
One Digital is a Big Lottery funded project involving Age UK and four other partner organisations. They're collaborating with Digital Unite, SCVO, …
AIM: CleverCogs is Blackwood’s digitally enhanced care system. Its purpose is to keep people independent, in control and in their home. APPROACH: …
As a part of its social impact digital inclusion initiative SocialBox.biz collects disused but still working laptop computers in order to support …
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