People across the civil service, public and private sectors are delivering and working using Open Policy Making tools, techniques and design thinking. Here can read about their learnings and findings in the field.
Successive Governments have sought to perfect policy on dog control and welfare. These are high profile issues – regularly topping MPs’ and Defra’s post bags. Government is pressed to take action, to have a policy and to change the law. …
...showing them examples of other important looking documents. We refined their ideas a bit and now have three prototype letters that we want to test with them so that HMRC...
...as in the companion animal and horses sectors) and increased the engagement of existing stakeholder groups to develop and implement the Bovine Tuberculosis Strategy; Tested and iterated the approach to...
Last week the Home Secretary announced that Surrey and Sussex would trial a prototype online crime reporting service which could save around £3.7 million if it is offered nationally on...
...and maintained, added to and improved from when it first goes out for testing throughout its life. We’re currently in the discovery phase – this means we’re thinking hard about...
...creative and innovative in this space. So if you have any ideas or contributions to what we’re doing, or are doing something similar, please comment below or get in touch....
At the beginning of January we welcomed back Hannah Rutter. This is her first blog and we asked her what differences she's found on her return.
...activities in the workshop proposed what it could be like for people in the future. Unexpected insights included that some people going through separation and divorce lacked confidence in their...
...should take. Here are the results of the workshop. http://www.slideshare.net/Openpolicymaking/ppsu-lab-lightwriteupcompressed Are the ‘moments of truth’ and ‘hot spots’ on the characters’ learning journeys ones you recognise? Do the hopes...
...that robust evidence underlies local and national policy making. There are so many areas of public spend where we still have no real evidence about whether the interventions that we...