The Political Economy of Attachment Alan Sinclair Why Attachment Matters September 2010.

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The Political Economy of Attachment Alan Sinclair Why Attachment Matters September 2010

Eva Kocovska

UNICEF Children Well-being across the OECD

Lessons from Wise Group Most people want to work A frightening number of people are unemployable How much retro fitting of ‘skills’ required? Scottish Enterprise experience and employer skills survey

What Employers Want

Systemic Challenge Poor attainment in education Violence and anti-social behaviour Mental health problems Alcohol and drug abuse Young mothers with or without partners Increasing prison population Cut off from work and unemployable An older old population Are these different problems? Or just the same problem with a different symptom? In each case the underlying problem rests with a poor, pregnancy, poor attachment and inadequate parenting.

Rate of Return

Nordic Evidence Whole country, not test sites. Completing secondary school education: Scotland 1 in 5 Denmark 1 in 2 Most intergenerational income mobility – Denmark and Sweden; least USA and UK.

The Benefits Like Stern Report 3:1 to 7:1 by 21 years 12-16% for £1 invested but gains through life

Putting it Right Culture, policy and economics Right thing to do Real lives, real people It does not have to be this way Hard and soft issue?

Take money out the system Stop doing certain things Simplify, automate, customers and suppliers do more Get right first time Have a sense of the forward march

Forward March Win hearts and minds and build consensus Support all teenage mothers Maternity grants Mother and child well-being clinics Children and family community centres Adoption, fostering, child protection

Conclusions 1.Focus on the causes not point of impact 2.Market failure, equity and efficiency 3.Short and long term 4.Right thing to do