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The Global Safety Evidence Centre

Collating, creating and communicating the best available evidence on ‘what works’ to improve safety.

£15 million £15 million

Invested over 10 years to establish the Global Safety Evidence Centre.

Evidence is critical to improving the safety of people and property, but often does not yet exist, or is not easily accessible.

The Global Safety Evidence Centre has been created in response to this challenge. The Centre collates, creates and communicates the best available safety evidence on both the nature and scale of global safety challenges, and what works to address them. 

We work with partners and practitioners to identify and fill gaps in the evidence, and to use the evidence for action. Here you will find resources designed to support informed decision making, for those who can and want to take action to keep people safe. 

Nancy Hey, OBE Director of Evidence and Insight

Across all areas of the Foundation's work, collating, creating and communicating the best evidence on what works to improve safety is at the heart of what we do.

Nancy Hey Director of Evidence & Insight at Lloyd's Register Foundation
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Live Global Safety Evidence Centre grants.

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Countries receiving funding in this area.

£4.4m £4.4m

Current value of grant portfolio in this area.

Introducing the Global Safety Evidence Centre

Nancy Hey, Director of Evidence and Insight at Lloyd's Register Foundation, explains how the Centre will work with stakeholders to collate, create, communicate and use the best safety evidence.

World Risk Poll

The Lloyd's Register Foundation World Risk Poll is the first and only global study of worry about, and harm from, risks to people's safety.

Explore the Poll
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Evidence library

Explore publications from the Lloyd's Register Foundation Global Safety Evidence Centre.

Discover our evidence
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Contact us

Do you have an enquiry or a project you would like to speak to us about? Contact the Global Safety Evidence Centre today.

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