REPORT
May 11, 2021
October 31, 2023
Read PUBLIC's new research report exploring the innovators powering the UK's climate ambition.
The UK government has made a clear and bold commitment to use technology to deliver on its NetZero promise. In March 2021, the UK Government announced the unveiling of the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio (NZIP) – a collection of ten areas where £1b of R&D investment has been pledged to develop green technologies, including growth funding for startups and scale-ups.
PUBLIC has authored this report highlighting the central role startups can play in making the NZIP funding envelopes most impactful, and developing the green technologies needed to tackle climate change. We also made key recommendations to help the Government realise this opportunity. These strategies were developed having hosted two roundtable discussions with energy leaders and decision-makers in early-2021. One hosted by Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy The Rt Hon Kwasi Kwarteng MP, and one by the UK’s NetZero Business Champion, Andrew Griffith.
In our report ‘Startup Zero’ we highlighted:
Explore the Safety Tech sector's evolution, growth, investment trends, and increasing impact on creating safer online environments across the globe
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A blueprint for the UK government to foster a flourishing AI assurance ecosystem
An essential guide for commercial teams, sustainability leads, and tech buyers aiming to make green choices standard practice in their tech procurement
Our new guidebook on evaluating digital projects in the public sector aims to provide a clear, practical set of steps that digital and evaluation teams can take when trying to measure the impacts of their projects.
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A guide to support public buyers and suppliers to plan, procure and implement GenAI projects
Mapping the tech and innovation landscapes across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) to identify opportunities for UK strategic partnerships
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What is the current state of AI adoption across the UK public sector and what can government do to drive AI transformation to improve public services?
A collaborative research project between Paladin, PUBLIC & Perspective Economics providing an extensive market analysis of the fast-growing Safety Tech sector.
Simplifying Data Sharing for Short-Term Rental Platforms in the EU.
The public sector needs to empower bottom-up innovation and engage with a wider range of suppliers to deliver on its digital ambition.
Web3, as the Internet’s latest iteration, presents a new ecosystem of solutions that could eventually generate tangible value for governments as well.
Digital transformation used to be a question of sound public management. Today, it has become essential to the economic, democratic, and geopolitical survival of European democracies.
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This report provides an overview of the international Safety Tech landscape, the trends that drive it currently and recommendations for further growth opportunities.
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This report assesses the maturity of SME Procurement across international governments.
How Government can take advantage of the Space & Satellite Opportunity.
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This report surveys the state of European GovTech in 2021.
How new technology is reinventing local public services.
How digital innovators are transforming the NHS.
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To refocus digital public services on better outcomes for citizens.
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Startup Zero 2.0 reflects on the key verticals with exciting opportunities for CleanTech innovation.
How new technology startups are set to transform policing.
Read PUBLIC's new research report exploring the Dutch GovTech market.
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In this report, we explore the power of Gamification as a design toolkit to engage citizens in public initiatives.
How New Technologies Will Shape the Future of the UK’s Geospatial Sector.
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For the modern state, there are few policy priorities as important as how it buys technology and innovation. To keep up to date with the pace of change in the wider digital economy, it is absolutely crucial that Government modernises its procurement and commercial processes.
