Sarah Forster
@SarahForster_SA
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Founder CEO of @TheGood_Economy.
United Kingdom
Joined March 2016
RT @TheKingsFund: What were the factors behind the rise and decline of the #NHS in England between 2000 and 2020? Our new report written by….
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Multi-year funding increases and reforms led to improvements in NHS performance between 2000 and 2010, but performance has declined since 2010 as a result of much lower funding increases, limited...
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RT @TheGood_Economy: Introducing our 3E Goal Framework for #PlaceBased #ImpactInvesting which maps players, places and projects by the thre….
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Introducing our 3E Goal Framework for #PlaceBased #ImpactInvesting which maps players, places and projects by the three long-term societal challenges that face us all.
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Food banks are facing their most challenging winter yet. That's why I have donated to @TrussellTrust's emergency appeal to help keep food banks going during this crisis. Please join me and help provide emergency support to people facing hardship 👉
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RT @MichaelMarmot: Nurses' pay? Making nurses and other public sector workers poorer is continuation of a trend. We seem to want an economy….
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RT @Snowball_IM: Together with @TheGood_Economy we've assembled a panel of global specialists to share tips for investors who want to drive….
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RT @Victoria_Spratt: 🏘️ He acknowledged that Britain needs more social housing. 🏡 And warned that in the meantime we need to repair the con….
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The Housing Secretary told i the death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak "reminds us that the circumstances in which far too many people find themselves are a direct danger to their health and wellbeing".
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RT @TheGood_Economy: Our co-founders @MarkHepworthTGE and @SarahForster_SA are at #KnowledgeNorthEast today to learn about investment oppor….
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RT @BBCNewsnight: "If you cut that [spending] too much you actually make it worse". Economist Ha-Joon Chang warns against austerity, saying….
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RT @TheGood_Economy: Take a look at Sustainability for Housing's new website - the new online home for the Sustainability Reporting Standar….
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RT @TheGood_Economy: Our co-founders @MarkHepworthTGE and @SarahForster_SA also visited Dunoon Grammar this summer as part of a Place-Based….
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RT @KateRaworth: I am so so sorry to hear that the brilliant Herman Daly - founding father of ecological economics - has died. His paradigm….
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RT @TheGood_Economy: Yesterday, @SarahForster_SA discussed the latest responsible investing opportunities, including #PlaceBased #ImpactInv….
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RT @andyverity: There's a danger in what happened in the past three weeks since the mini-budget. That is that in the coming years, Chancell….
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RT @NHM_WPY: Congratulations to Junji Takasago (Japan), our winner of the Natural Artistry category. Framing the choreography of a preeni….
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RT @KateRaworth: If I could do this interview again, I'd bring in these excellent points by @SteB777 - see thread
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RT @RichardJMurphy: Me in The Mirror this morning - taking Truss on and suggesting she hasn’t a hope in hell of delivering growth https://….
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Chartered accountant and campaigner, Professor Richard Murphy, says Prime Minister Liz Truss often mentions growth but never explains what she means, leaving us to work out what she's talking about
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RT @premnsikka: Today's mini-budget will only increase inequality and poverty. Tax cuts handed to the richest 10%.Govt’s borrowing to surge….
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The biggest winners are corporations and the rich. As a result, the government’s borrowing will surge from £72.4bn, to £234.1bn, but won’t provide details of the impact on current and future genera...
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RT @sarahoconnor_: What do Financial Times readers think of the mini-budget? This is the most-recommended comment on our news story: https:….
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RT @theIED: Ahead of our annual conference next month, @MarkHepworthTGE @TheGood_Economy previews his breakout session with a thought-provo….
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RT @MarkHepworthTGE: It’s concrete industrial policy - not abstract macro economic policy - that the UK has to get right.
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