MoJ/ADR UK Data First Programme Academic Lead

数据第一计划是司法部（MoJ）主导的投资，由经济和社会研究理事会（ESRC）的一部分英国行政数据研究（ADR UK）资助。这是一个具有开创性和开拓性的新方案，将对司法内外的证据产生真实的影响，并将使关键的经验教训得以在全国推广。这一雄心勃勃的计划将帮助我们更好地了解和支持我们的司法系统用户，通过改进和链接内部和外部行政数据，使其提供给政府和学术界的分析师，以促进和促进这一领域的研究。该方案涵盖民事、家庭和刑事司法以及与其他政府部门所掌握的行政数据的新联系。总体而言，该方案的目标是：1.改善行政数据流和内部与外部数据连接2.通过促进外部学者和研究人员的研究，加强司法部的战略研究能力。为外部学者提供一种可持续和安全的方式来访问相关的匿名研究准备链接数据摘要该计划将包括根据我们的MoJ研究兴趣和证据战略领域委托进行特定的战略研究。英国行政数据研究（ADR UK）是经济和社会研究理事会（ESRC）最重要的投资之一。ADR UK旨在促进政府不同部门持有的数据之间的联系，并使经认证的研究人员能够安全可靠地访问这些新加入的数据集。这些数据集将形成一个可持续和丰富的资源，使更多的细微差别和有见地的研究，并最终为公共政策和影响整个英国的生活。通过链接数据，我们可以挖掘隐藏的模式和趋势，使我们能够更深入地了解支撑我们社会的无形机制。司法部的数据第一方案是威斯敏斯特政府部门推动的ADR UK首批具有战略重要性的方案之一。司法部数据第一研究伙伴关系旨在创建关联数据集，以便对司法系统进行关键研究。联合王国发展成果评估正在与司法部合作，资助方法工作，将各种司法服务的行政数据输出联系起来。通过将民事司法、家庭司法、刑事法院和治安法院的数据联系起来，我们的目标是建立一个司法范围的数据库，使研究人员能够更好地了解刑事、民事和家庭司法系统的用户。例如，这将使人们对面临民事和家庭问题的人在多大程度上也与刑事司法系统互动有新的认识。该项目具有巨大的潜力，可以塑造我们对司法系统用户的理解，了解哪些政策是有效的，并改善服务。

The Data First programme is a Ministry of Justice (MoJ)-led investment funded by Administrative Data Research UK (ADR UK), part of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). This is a ground-breaking and pioneering new programme that will have a real impact on evidence across justice and beyond, and will allow for key lessons of experience to be cascaded nationally. This ambitious programme will help us to better understand and support our justice system users by improving and linking internal and external administrative data, making this available to analysts both in government and across academia, to enable and promote research in this field. The programme covers civil, family and criminal justice as well as emerging links to administrative data held by other government departments. Overall, the aims of this programme are to: 1. Improve administrative data flows and internal and external data linking 2. Strengthen MoJ's strategic research capabilities by facilitating research by external academics and researchers 3. Provide external academics with a sustainable and secure way to access relevant anonymised research-ready linked data extracts This programme will include the commissioning of specific pieces of strategic research in line with our MoJ Areas of Research Interest and Evidence Strategy. Administrative Data Research UK (ADR UK) is one of The Economic and Social Research Council's (ESRC) most important investments. ADR UK aims to facilitate the linking of data held by different parts of government, and enable safe and secure access for accredited researchers to these newly joined-up datasets. These datasets will form a sustainable and rich resource, enabling more nuanced and insightful research, and ultimately informing public policy and impacting lives across the UK. By linking data, we can unearth hidden patterns and trends that allow us to gain a deeper understanding of the invisible mechanisms that underpin our society. The Ministry of Justice's (MoJ) Data First Programme is one of the first strategically important programmes for ADR UK driven by a Westminster government department. The MoJ Data First research partnership aims to create linked datasets that will enable crucial research into the justice system. ADR UK is working with the MoJ to fund methodological work linking administrative data outputs across a broad range of justice services. By linking data from civil justice, family justice, the Crown Court and magistrates' court, we aim to create a justice-wide data inventory, enabling researchers to build a better understanding of users of the criminal, civil and family justice systems. This will provide new insights into, for example, the extent to which people facing civil and family problems also interact with the criminal justice system. The project has huge potential to shape our understanding of justice system users, understand what policies are effective, and improve services.