Research on Methods for Measuring Digital Consumer Harms
DEPARTMENT FOR DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA & SPORT · Awarded contract
AwardedResearch on Methods for Measuring Digital Consumer Harms
Awarded 26 Jan 2022
Awarded26 Jan 2022
Value£69,993.00
SupplierLondon Economics Limited
RegionUnited Kingdom
CategoryResearch & Development
Ended 4y 7mo ago2mo term
Awarded 26 Jan 2022Expired 30 Mar 2022
About
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport awarded a contract to London Economics Limited to conduct research identifying gaps in current methods and approaches for measuring digital consumer harms and to explore how new approaches can be developed to address these gaps.
The contract value was £69,993.
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