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- Blog
- 2nd Dec 2022
Encouraging COVID-19 prevention behaviours in Malaysia
By early 2022, we had all experienced two years of an ongoing global pandemic. We’d endured changing regulations, repeated lockdowns, and waves of new variants. At that time, Malaysia – with over 97% of the adult population having received at least two doses of a vaccine and a steady decline…
- Handbook
- 28th Nov 2022
Target, Explore, Solution, Trial, Scale
The objective of this guide is to provide a practical, step-by-step outline on how to run a simple BI project.
- Policy proposal
- 28th Nov 2022
Redesign gambling websites to reduce harm
The gambling space, and the way people gamble, has changed dramatically over the past decade. The industry has invested heavily in technology resulting in a huge increase in online gambling. Consumers now have access to an open-all-hours casino in their pocket and regulation has struggled to keep pace. This note…
- Blog
- 24th Nov 2022
Why a Winter World Cup could be the education reform of the decade
No really. The impact of watching summer football is the equivalent of going from a high-performing to an average teacher
- Blog
- 18th Nov 2022
Combating antibiotic resistance
Today marks the start of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2022. How can we reduce overconsumption of antibiotics?
Also available in: Français
- Blog
- 18th Nov 2022
Combattre la résistance aux antibiotiques
Aujourd'hui marque le début de la Semaine mondiale de sensibilisation aux antimicrobiens 2022. Comment pouvons-nous réduire la surconsommation d'antibiotiques?
Also available in: English
- Blog
- 16th Nov 2022
Helping users shape their digital world
Who should make decisions regarding governance of a social media platform that connects billions of people?
- Blog
- 14th Nov 2022
Statistics are too important to be confusing
Why people often find economic statistics confusing and difficult to understand and what to do about it
- Working paper
- 11th Nov 2022
Improving Public Understanding of Economic Statistics (1 of 2)
Previous research has found that the UK public feel economics and economic statistics are communicated in a way that is “confusing”, “complicated” and “difficult to understand”. We also know that the UK public want to hear more economic information directly from economic statistics producers who they trust and without the…
- Working paper
- 11th Nov 2022
Improving Public Understanding of Economic Statistics (2 of 2)
This study by BIT and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) and carried out as part of the research programme of the Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence (ESCoE) and funded by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) explores the role of the media as an intermediary for…