Impact of geography

Delivering smart ticketing in Great Britain

Research at the University of Plymouth has supported the rollout of contactless payment across bus networks.

Improving the use of empirical evidence to increase returns on public expenditure and investments

Research conducted at LSE has influenced local and national economic growth policies.

The Transition Pathway Initiative

A new global initiative to measure and monitor the transition to a low-carbon economy.

The Everyday Austerity project

Research into the impacts of austerity on everyday life has challenged the perception that austerity is only an economic and political condition.

Embedding understanding and governing climate-related risks at the Bank of England

Research on climate transition risks has influenced the Bank of England's governance since 2014.

Geographers and legal impact: scoping the field

A survey and interviews with academic geographers in the UK reveal how geographical research and expertise is being used to shape law and legal proceedings.

Applying geographical science to settle a 160 year-old border dispute

Research has provided evidence that led to the peaceful resolution of a 160-year border dispute.

Effective torture prevention? Detention safeguards and the reduction of torture

Research has challenged previous assumptions about the most effective ways to prevent torture.

Shaping global climate change policy

Research has created a new narrative around sustainable growth and enhanced understanding of the importance of climate finance.

Redesigning global climate technology policy and funding

Researchers have designed a new climate policy approach that meets the needs of low- and middle-income countries.