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Thematic Evidence Submitted to the Inquiry

Supplementary
Papers

The Inquiry aims to stimulate wide and vigorous debate. In order to ensure that debate is not constrained by the limitations of current structural arrangements for lifelong learning, the Inquiry has adopted a thematic approach. It is looking at the critical issues that will face our society in the coming decades, and considering how adult learning can equip us to meet these challenges. Ten themes have been identified to provide a focus for the work:

	Prosperity, Employment and Work
	Demography and Social Structure
	Well-Being and Happiness
	Migration and Communities
	Technological Change
	Poverty Reduction
	Citizenship and Belonging
	Crime and Social Exclusion
	Sustainable Development
	The roles of the Public, Private and Voluntary Sectors

Evidence on each of these themes is being gathered through public calls for evidence and expert seminars. Click on the theme to see the calls for evidence, the summaries of the seminar discussions, and the papers that have been presented at each of the seminars.

Other Evidence

Working Papers

Inquiry Published Papers

A - Z of Published Papers