Personal statement
Emma Congreve is a Knowledge Exchange Fellow at the Fraser of Allander Institute, leading the Institute’s work on poverty, inequality and inclusive growth.
Emma is an experienced economist and has previously held roles as a senior economist at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and as an economic adviser within the Scottish Government.
Her particular area of expertise is economic policy relating to low income households. She also has a background in a range of policy areas, including local government finance and environment and agricultural economic policy.
Research interests
Issues affecting low income households including social security & low pay
Inclusive growth and 'wellbeing' policy
Modelling of household incomes
Labour market
Professional activities
- Fraser of Allander COVID-19 Webinar
- Participant
- 15/5/2020
- Fraser of Allander Podcast series
- Contributor
- 3/2020
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Projects
- Data for Children's Collaborative - Socioeconomic Impacts of COVID-19 on Children in Scotland
- Congreve, Emma (Principal Investigator)
- Collaborative project to understand potential socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 on children in Scotland, data that exists and users of that data.
- 03-Jan-2020 - 02-Jan-2020
- Joseph Rowntree Foundation: Poverty in Scotland 2019
- Congreve, Emma (Principal Investigator)
- Poverty in Scotland 2019 looks at the impact that governments have had on
poverty in Scotland over the past 20 years and how this evidence can be used to
inform policy development for the future. This report underlines the importance
of housing costs, alongside social security and work, in solving poverty in
Scotland.
- 05-Jan-2019 - 07-Jan-2019
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