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posted on 2007-11-02, 12:58 authored by Kate LeggeThe Centre for Research in Social Policy has been commissioned by the
Joseph Rowntree Foundation to research the current role and future
direction of the Social Fund. The research is focused on the Discretionary
Social Fund. This is one of two quantitative working papers produced as part
of the research. It is based on secondary analysis of the Family Resources
Survey and examines receipt of Discretionary Social Fund awards.
The other paper uses data from the Family Expenditure Survey/Expenditure
and Food Survey and examines the questions: who uses the Discretionary
Social Fund?; what are the variations in amount of loans and grants, and
loan repayments, between families?; and what is the Social Fund used for?
(Magadi and Beckhelling, 2006).
History
School
- Social Sciences
Department
- Communication, Media, Social and Policy Studies
Research Unit
- Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP)
Citation
LEGGE, K., 2007. Receipt of Discretionary Social Fund Awards : findings from the Family Resources Survey. CRSP research report ; 5. Loughborough : Loughborough UniversityPublisher
© Loughborough University, CRSPPublication date
2006Notes
This report is also available electronically from: http://www.crsp.ac.uk/downloads/research_reports/social_fund_frs_report_5.pdfISBN
9780946831340Book series
5Language
- en