Cibitas |
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City Center Living
After submitting residential development plans, Cibitas Investments, in partnership with New East Manchester Ltd, commissioned Vision Twentyone to test the Manchester city centre residential property market. Market research was conducted to build a profile of people currently living in Manchester city centre, and determine the level of interest in the innovative concept development. read more... |
Greater Manchester Criminal Justice Board |
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BME Perception Research
Greater Manchester Local Criminal Justice Board (GMLCJB) commissioned Vision Twentyone to conduct an inclusive piece of research amongst BME communities in the Greater Manchester area. The overall aim was to enable the GMLCJB to understand, monitor and track what affects BME confidence in the Criminal Justice System. The study was specifically interested in collecting the views of the Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Chinese and African and Caribbean communities. read more...
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Liverpool John Moores University and the North West Public Health Observatory |
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Public Health and Lifestyle Survey
Vision Twentyone, on behalf of the North West Public Health Observatory (NWPHO), delivered the largest ever UK public health telephone survey. The survey aimed to develop an insight into the lifestyles of the North West population by capturing data across a number of categories including diet, smoking, alcohol intake, physical activity and exercise. read more...
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The University of Manchester
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Carbon Labelling
Vision Twentyone were commissioned to conduct three focus groups with members of the public to feed into an inclusive research project funded by the University of Manchester Sustainable Consumption Institute and undertaken by researchers at Tyndall Centre Manchester and Manchester Business School. The purpose of the study was to investigate public perceptions of the more controversial aspects of carbon labelling. This was supplement commercial market research on public perceptions of carbon labelling, undertaken by Tesco Plc, Boots Plc and others. read more...
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Remploy
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Candidate Profiling
Remploy's core service is to significantly increase the employment opportunities of disabled people. However, it was recognised that candidates may also have many other barriers to gaining employment. In order to successfully bid for various funding streams Remploy needed to evidence its ability to work with a diverse range of candidates and demonstrate potential barriers to employment. Vision Twentyone were commissioned to conduct an initial profiling exercise to determine the current Remploy population’s profile, highlight barriers and determine support requirements. read more...
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