OCTOBER 2025
How can linked administrative data help us better understand and support climate and environmental sustainability? That question took centre stage at the recent ADR Researcher symposium. The event brought together researchers from across all four UK nations to share insights on topics ranging from active commuting to equitable access to greenspace.
Among the presentations was one from our very own Professor Pia Hardelid, who introduced KEHC and explained how it will enable researchers to examine the impact of environmental factors on children’s health and development.
The symposium highlighted the exciting potential of administrative data driven research to inform policy and create healthier, more sustainable communities for future generations.
All of the presentations can be accessed here: https://youtu.be/Db7RIj-9sdU.
