The Value of the Cadet Forces in Wales

Richard Hazenberg; Simon Denny

The Value of the Cadet Forces in Wales

Institute for Social Innovation and Impact

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned Report

Abstract

The annual cost of the Cadet Forces supported by the Ministry of Defence (Army Cadet Forces, Air Training Corps, Sea Cadets, Royal Marine Cadets and Combined Cadet Forces) is c. £200 million p.a.
In 2016 the Institute for Social Innovation and Impact (ISII) at the University of Northampton was awarded a contract by the Ministry of Defence (MOD) to conduct research aimed at identifying the social impact and return on investment of expenditure on the Cadet Forces in the UK. The project runs until summer 2020.
The ISII research team produces an annual report for the MOD summarizing its iterative findings. In addition, members of the team have presented key findings to different audiences, including policy makers, teachers, senior officers in HM Forces, and Cadet Force Adult Volunteers1 (CFAVs).
As a result of a presentation given in Belfast in November 2019, Stephen John, the Schools Cadet Expansion Officer (SCEO) for Wales requested that the ISII team produce a paper discussing the potential value of the Cadet Forces within Wales.

Original language	English
Commissioning body	llywodraeth cymru welsh government
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 27 Jan 2020

Keywords

Cadet Forces
Social Impact
Wales
Welsh Assembly

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Cadet Forces Funding: Question for Short Debate (House of Lords)
Richard Hazenberg (Principal Investigator)
Impact: 04: Quality Education (UN SDG), 10: Reduced Inequalities (UN SDG), 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities (UN SDG)

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Impact on Cadets and Junior Rangers HQ Research
Manpreet Bajwa-Patel (Principal Investigator), Richard Hazenberg (Co-Investigator) & Simon Denny (Co-Investigator)
Impact: 04: Quality Education (UN SDG), 10: Reduced Inequalities (UN SDG), 08: Decent Work and Economic Growth (UN SDG)

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Providing evidence of the social impact of Cadet Forces in schools, leading to the continuation of the Cadet Expansion Programme
Manpreet Bajwa-Patel (Principal Investigator), Richard Hazenberg (Co-Investigator) & Simon Denny (Co-Investigator)
Impact: Public policy impacts, Social impacts, 03: Good Health and Well-Being (UN SDG), 04: Quality Education (UN SDG), 10: Reduced Inequalities (UN SDG)
Providing evidence to support the continued funding of the Combined Cadet Forces in Schools
Manpreet Bajwa-Patel (Principal Investigator) & Richard Hazenberg (Co-Investigator)
Impact: Social impacts, 03: Good Health and Well-Being (UN SDG), 04: Quality Education (UN SDG), 10: Reduced Inequalities (UN SDG)

3 Invited talk

The social impact and return on investment of the Cadet Forces
Simon Denny (Invited speaker) & Richard Hazenberg (Author)
10 Mar 2021
Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Invited talk › Research

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The MOD Sponsored Cadet Forces: A Force for Good in Society
Simon Denny (Invited speaker), Jonathan Fry (Invited speaker) & Richard Hazenberg (Author)
2 Dec 2021
Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Invited talk › Research

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The Value of the Cadet Forces in Wales
Simon Denny (Speaker) & Richard Hazenberg (Speaker)
11 Mar 2020
Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Invited talk › Research

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Keywords

UN SDGs

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Impacts

Cadet Forces Funding: Question for Short Debate (House of Lords)

Impact on Cadets and Junior Rangers HQ Research

Providing evidence of the social impact of Cadet Forces in schools, leading to the continuation of the Cadet Expansion Programme

Providing evidence to support the continued funding of the Combined Cadet Forces in Schools

Activities

The social impact and return on investment of the Cadet Forces

The MOD Sponsored Cadet Forces: A Force for Good in Society

The Value of the Cadet Forces in Wales

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