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POLICY RESEARCH PROGRAMME EVALUATION OF THE HEALTHY START SCHEME – FUNDING
1. Title: POLICY RESEARCH PROGRAMME EVALUATION OF THE HEALTHY START SCHEME – FUNDING2. Awarding Authority: NHS National Institute for Health Research, GB Email: prp@nihr.ac.uk. Web: 3. Contract type: Service contract4. Description: The awarding authority Policy Research Programme (PRP) invites applications for a research project to explore the Healthy Start Voucher scheme. Specifically, the project will seek to; evaluate the impact of the scheme; assess whether Healthy Start vouchers influence food purchases and; examine whether there are ways to improve take-up and outcomes of the scheme. The project will cover the following themes:The extent to which Healthy Start vouchers influence the food purchases of eligible households.Factors which affect take up of the Healthy Start scheme, including possible barriers to take-up.Changes which could be made to the scheme to:increase take-upimprove outcomes.5. CPV Code(s): 73110000, 73210000, 731000006. NUTS code(s): UKI, UKI3, UKI327. Main site or location of works, main place of delivery or main place of performance: London, Inner London – West, Westminster.8. Reference attributed by awarding authority: Not provided.9. Estimated value of requirement: Not provided.10. Closes: 15.6.2021 (13:00).11. Address to which they must be sent: For further information regarding the above contract notice please visit:12. Other information: TKR-2021511-EX-1610327# funding opportunity
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