The Financial Impact of the Provision of Household Appliances
ACO’s Impact & Evaluation special interest group, have commissioned Pro Bono Economics to publish research investigating the financial and well-being impacts from the provision of household appliances. This research is enabled through ACO members contributions and funding by Fusion 21 Foundation.
The programme includes discussions from contributors to the research and expert panel followed by a drinks reception.
We hope this research will offer impact and details on how those facing financial hardship respond to going without essential items.
Event Programme
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Time |
Item |
Person |
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5pm |
Arrival, registration, tea coffee |
All |
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5.30 |
Welcome, introductory remarks |
Donal Watkin (Chief Executive, ACO) |
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5.35 |
Economic context |
Quilter Cheviot Investment Management |
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5.45 |
Introduce the panel |
Jo Hannan – (Head of Foundation, Fusion 21) |
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5.50 |
Panel |
Chair: Patrick Butler (Social Policy Editor, Guardian) |
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Research summary |
Rachel Gomez (Senior Economist, Pro Bono Economics) |
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Discussion |
Emily Crawford (Head of Innovation & Impact, Glasspool) |
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Matt Padley (Co-Director, Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP)) |
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Amtal Rana (CEO, Kiran Support Services) |
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6.45 |
Closing Remarks |
Charles Mesquita, Charities Director, Quilter Cheviot Investment Management |
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6.50 |
Drinks reception |
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8pm |
Close |
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