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NCCPE HEIF briefing

Research England’s updated HEIF policies and priorities for 2025–2031 place a stronger emphasis on economic growth and introduce a new requirement for institutions to submit an Accountability Statement, setting out their forward plans for HEIF investment. This raises an important question for many colleagues working in and alongside public and community engagement: If HEIF is increasingly focused on economic growth, does this mean public engagement is no longer in scope? The short answer is no. Public and community engagement has always been an eligible activity within HEIF, and under the new guidance, it continues to have an important role to play. But the way we describe that role, and how it connects to growth, may need to evolve. To support colleagues across the sector, the NCCPE has developed a series of resources to help interpret the new guidance and think through its implications. https://www.publicengagement.ac.uk/wh...