1. Constraining the loyalty penalty and complexity costs in retail financial service markets [REF2021]

   John Ashton (Participant)

   Impact: Societal, Policy and Public Services, Economic

2. Improving reading outcomes across North Wales

   Carl Hughes (Participant), Emily Roberts-Tyler (Participant) & Mike Beverley (Participant)

   Impact

3. Informed WHO guideline on task shifting of health worker roles to improve maternal child health outcomes globally.

   Jane Noyes (Participant)

   Impact: Health/Quality of life, Policy and Public Services

4. Assessment , teaching, learning and promotion of progress for people with profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD)

   Jean Ware (Participant)

   Impact: Societal, Policy and Public Services

5. Reversing language shift: impacting on an all-Wales strategy to increase pupils' use of Welsh

   Enlli Thomas (Participant)

   Impact: Cultural, Policy and Public Services, Cultural

6. Ideology and the State: an Analysis of the Connection between Fairness, Altruism, and Redistribution

   Noemi Mantovan (Participant)

   Impact: Economic, Societal, Policy and Public Services

7. Cash dispensers and the future of retail payments

   Bernardo Batiz-Lazo (Participant)

   Impact: Economic, Policy and Public Services

8. Civic Participation in Wales, in place and over time

   Howard Davis (Participant), Robin Mann (Participant) & Sara Louise Wheeler (Participant)

   Impact: Policy and Public Services, Societal

9. Impact of advancing qualitative evidence synthesis methodology and reporting guidelines to increase the value of qualitative reviews in decision-making to health and social care decision-makers

   Jane Noyes (Participant)

   Impact: Health/Quality of life

10. Sustaining Public Services by re-engineering and re-structuring public procurement within Local Government

    Dermot Cahill (Participant), Ceri Evans (Participant), David Clifford (Participant) & Ama Eyo (Participant)

    Impact: Economic