Where possible, the decisions we make are informed and influenced by cutting edge information and data, that is where the Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) comes in. The team provides rigorous, best in class, economic analysis within the three key areas we focus upon; business, people and place.
This intelligence is used to inform different stages of the policy-making cycle, including: critical assessment of the socioeconomic challenges in the Black Country, evidence-based strategy and policy development; project and programme design, programme management and monitoring and evaluation. You can learn more about the EIU and look at some of the work they produce by clicking the link below.
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Building Digital UK is carrying out a public review to help identify Birmingham and the Black Country areas suitable for public funding for gigabit-capable broadband. They wish to hear from all relevant stakeholders. To respond or for more info, visit: https://t.co/EhBH9iJg1S https://t.co/JtItvlz5xT