Global Capital Flows in a World of Increasing Nationalism and Protectionism: 2025 Update
This paper, commissioned by the Investment Property Forum (IPF) research programme, provides an update to the major research paper delivered in 2019 which can be viewed HERE. The 2
Data After Dark: Night Workers Report
This research, in partnership with University College London (UCL) and the Greater London Authority (GLA), seeks to establish a broader understanding of urban communities, culture,
UCL, supported by Didobi, launches London’s first comprehensive research into nightworkers
Night workers face inequalities in pay, health, safety and dignity A major new study by UCL researchers has revealed the challenges faced by London’s 1.3m night workers, includin
Case Study: Understanding Irish Towns
Town Centre First aims to create town centres that function as viable, vibrant and attractive locations for people to live, work and visit, while also functioning as the service, s
Republic of Ireland: night-time economy workshops
Didobi supports the Republic of Ireland's night-time economy advisers with a series of workshops.
Republic of Ireland: data and models
This year we have been working with the Republic of Ireland on data and models to support the evaluation and monitoring of their towns. There were two parts to the project: 1. Inve
Webinar: Using Data To Evaluate Irish Places
On Friday 30th May 2025 Matthew Hopkinson, Managing Director of Didobi gave a keynote presentation on Using Data To Evaluate Irish Places to the Co-operation Ireland All-Island Loc
Webinar: Transforming Town Centres & Local Development Through Effective Data Capture & Use
Matthew Hopkinson, Mairead Hunt, Paul McNaught and Marie Ward will be hosting a webinar on Friday, 30 May 2025 at 11.00am to share knowledge and develop ideas.
Monitoring and Evaluating the Changing Form and Function of Towns in Ireland
In 2024 we were pleased to win a project in Ireland to support the understanding of data relevant to towns and to test the ability to create an Understanding Irish Places model bas