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TOWARDS THE MANIFESTOS – 2023 CONFERENCE SYNOPSIS REPORT

TOWARDS THE MANIFESTOS INEQUALITIES CONFERENCE SYNOPSIS REPORT

Our partners at KCL have drawn together the discussions from July’s Towards the manifestos conference into an exce

Towards the manifestos: what’s the agenda for fixing poverty and tackling inequalities?
Conference, July 2023

Our partners at KCL have drawn together the discussions from July’s Towards the manifestos: fixing poverty and tackling inequalities conference into an excellent synopsis of the day’s discussions.

We hope it reminds those who attended the conference of the stimulating contributions made and allows those who couldn’t join us to have an idea of the exceptional level of contribution and expertise at the event.

You can access the report here – Inequalities Conference Report September 2023

Author: Inclusive Growth Contributor Published: 28.09.23 Categories: Inclusive Growth, Uncategorised Tags: inclusive growth, Poverty

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