Fostering more experimentation to improve the justice system

What Works roundtable: devolved nations and collaboration

Friday 4 October, 2019

58 Victoria Embankment, London

This invitation-only roundtable marked the culmination of an ESRC Strategic Fund project involving the Wales Centre for Public Policy, Queen’s University Belfast, What Works Scotland, and the Alliance for Useful Evidence.

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