Public Policy Projects

Public Policy Projects (PPP) is a for profit think tank offering practical analysis and development across a range of sectors, including health, social care, life sciences, net-zero and climate change.

We bring together expert policymakers, stakeholders, academics and business leaders with a common interest in the future of public policy.

 
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    July 29, 2022
    Carbon capture and storage: time for a change
    Personal comments by Jon Gibbins, Professor of Carbon Capture and Storage, University of Sheffield and Director, UK CCS Research Centre, on the need for change.
    By John Gibbins
    July 21, 2022
    Innovation in the Food Supply Chain Roundtable 2 – Unlocking the potential of R&D and building implementation pathways for growth
    While there is a broad consensus that the UK needs to improve the efficiency of its food system – and that the implementation of novel technologies in farming practices and across the food system is the most efficient route – it is unclear how to make this happen. While the UK is a global R&D power, too often new advances have not made it far enough along the innovation pathway to be implemented in commercial practices in the UK.
    By Eliot Gillings
    July 21, 2022
    International approaches to carbon management
    Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) and carbon removals are important technologies for the decarbonisation of the energy sector in the long-term.
    By Francesco Tamilia
    July 5, 2022
    Social care transformation and technology: accelerating digital progress
    On 22nd June 2022, Public Policy Projects (PPP) hosted a roundtable entitled A Care System for the Future: Digital Opportunities and the Arrival of Caretech. The discussion saw PPP's Social Care Network explore some of the challenges around digitising and integrating care, as well as the roles of government and the social care sector in facilitating the transformation towards a technology-driven, but person-led, social care system.   
    By Gabriel Blaazer
    June 24, 2022
    Roundtable 1: Innovation in the Food Supply Chain – Do we need an AgriTech strategy?
    The introduction of a gene-editing bill to parliament on 25th May marked a monumental step in the post-Brexit era. Since 2018, it has been nearly impossible to grow gene-edited food in the EU at a commercial scale. However, now free to make its own regulations, the UK is seizing the chance to unlock its significant R&D infrastructure and reap the security and nutritional benefits of gene-editing.
    By Eliot Gillings
    June 23, 2022
    A broken agrifood system
    Agrifood encompasses the entire food supply chain, from agriculture production to food consumption. Every human is a stakeholder in the agrifood system and supply chain, as they are all elements of the natural environment.
    By Grace Girling
    June 1, 2022
    PPP sets the policy agenda for future genomics innovation
    Experts, policymakers and scientists came together for a week of compelling discussion and debate for the Public Policy Projects Global Genomics Conference. Key barriers to genomics research were dissected and a policy path for future life sciences innovation was mapped out.
    By David Duffy
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June 21, 2022
Sickle Cell Disorder: Recognising health inequalities in genomics research
Can the UK regard itself as a Life Sciences Superpower without addressing the inequalities present in the healthcare system? Public Policy Project’s (PPP) Grace Girling continued discussions held at the Global Genomics Conference with Kye Gbangbola, reflecting on the problems faced by those living with Sickle Cell Disorder and the crucial reasons why diversity must be engrained in genomics research.
By Grace Girling
June 15, 2022
Stagflation ahead: World Bank projects growth to slow while inflation rises
As the cost of living continues to rise and supply chain disruptions hamper industrial efforts, the spectre of a recession looms ever larger in the public’s imagination. Fortunately, according to the World Bank, the global economy is on track to avoid negative growth. Unfortunately, that’s the end of the good news.
By Eliot Gillings
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About Public Policy Projects

Public Policy Projects (PPP) is a for profit think tank offering practical analysis and development across a range of sectors, including health, social care, life sciences, net-zero and climate change. We bring together expert policymakers, stakeholders, academics and business leaders with a common interest in the future of public policy.

PPP promotes policy reform through evidence-based research and ongoing analysis into healthcare, life sciences, environment, energy and international diplomacy. We promote a progressive, global and inherently liberal world view through a diverse portfolio of policy papers, publications, events and thought leadership.

The mission of Public Policy Projects is to learn both from our own experience and from the experience of others and to make contributions to the policy debate which address real world choices on the basis of real-world evidence. Good public policy is what connects political aspiration to hard reality. That is what we aim to provide.

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