Early Retirement Cohort - Inactivity Trailblazer Programme

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YNYCA is seeking to commission a specialist external provider to deliver a piece of qualitative research into economic inactivity within persons who may identify as having taken early retirement in York and North Yorkshire
This research will support the Trailblazer programme's ambitions to reduce economic inactivity in the region, inform future interventions, and contribute to the wider understanding of economic inactivity in the region

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