Recent news on the Finland experiment
Kela, the Finnish social security agency, has published information that corrects erroneous news reports that the Finnish Basic Income experiment will be finishing early. This is not the case. There Read More
There have been numerous pilots and small-scale implementations of a Citizens Income around the world in the past few decades. There have also been countless proposals for more pilots and implementations. Here you will find articles we have written about these. If you want us to write (or even better if you want to write for us!) on this topic, get in touch!
Kela, the Finnish social security agency, has published information that corrects erroneous news reports that the Finnish Basic Income experiment will be finishing early. This is not the case. There Read More
Chris Goulden, who works for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, has written a new blog post about Citizen’s Basic Income: If pressed, I’d say UBI opens up a helpful debate about Read More
To suggest that a Citizen’s Basic Income should be paid to ‘citizens’ is to begin a discussion, not to complete it. A discussion of citizenship will not on its own Read More
The Finnish experiment, which has made the unemployment benefit paid to two thousand unemployed people unconditional for a period of two years, is now half way through. Kela, the government agency Read More
The following paragraph has been published by the Citizen’s Basic Income Network Scotland: For the avoidance of doubt: Scotland has not yet started any Basic Income Pilot Projects. Four Councils Read More
The Adam Smith Institute has published a new paper by Otto Lehto titled Basic Income around the world: The unexpected benefits of unconditional cash transfers. To download the paper, click Read More