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The Cedar Foundation’s work is aimed at adults with physical disability, including complex congenital and acquired disabilities; brain injury; diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or long term health conditions.

The Northern Ireland Registry of Credit Unions and Industrial and Provident Societies was transferred from the Department for the Economy (DfE) to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on 6 April 2018.

The overriding objective of Clanrye’s Positive Directions project is to improve the quality of life for people with a disability through the provision of specialist support, tailored training, employability skills and employment opportunities. It will...

The Department for the Economy (DfENI) recognises that a positive Research Culture is key to sustaining and empowering our research community to carry out the excellent research and world class innovation necessary to drive our...

The Cedar Foundation’s work is aimed at adults with physical disability, including complex congenital and acquired disabilities; brain injury; diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or long term health conditions.

Research Bulletins are short analytical articles on topical economic and labour market issues. They help to build understanding of current trends and raise awareness of research and analysis carried out.

The Cedar Foundation’s work is aimed at adults with physical disability, including complex congenital and acquired disabilities; brain injury; diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or long term health conditions.

All EU Member States are required to maintain publicly available registers of the insolvency proceedings opened in their jurisdiction.

The LEMIS+ Project, delivered by Ashton Community Trust, gives support, advice and training to help people get back to work. It provides people of all ages and backgrounds with one to one support from skilled...

These reports are a collaboration between the Higher Education Authority (HEA), through the Department of Education and Skills, in the Republic of Ireland (ROI) and the Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland (NI), formerly...

The Cedar Foundation’s work is aimed at adults with physical disability, including complex congenital and acquired disabilities; brain injury; diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or long term health conditions.

This page presents some of the research and analysis that the Department has completed in advance of EU Exit. It provides analysis on migration and the labour market, the Common Travel Area and trade and...

The Department provides statistics on pilot programmes for Youth Training, Apprenticeships and Higher Level Apprenticeships. These statistical releases are produced by the Department using data collected from those organisations delivering the pilot programmes across Northern...

After looking after her family for many years, this participant explains how her placement on the Specialist Employment Programme, run by Action on Hearing Loss, gave her the help and confidence to secure full time...

This collection of reports sets out some of the main findings for private businesses using quantitative methods to analyse high growth firms within the Northern Ireland economy from 1998 onwards and the contribution of these...

The Higher Level Apprenticeships (HLA) publications present a range of analysis regarding the provision of the HLA programme.

The department's European Fund Management division has compiled information and resources to aid ESF projects to restart following the coronavirus pandemic.

The Department for the Economy is seeking to procure research into the economic, societal and environmental impacts of future onshore petroleum exploration and production, including Unconventional Oil and Gas (UOG), in Northern Ireland.

The Department for the Economy’s Analytical Services Unit has published the August 2020 edition of our Monthly Economic Update. The update summarises the main trends and events arising each month within the local, national and...

Memo to notify Call 1 Projects of an evaluation of the NI ESF Programme and a forthcoming survey which will be undertaken by Grant Thornton. (Issued 20 August 2020).