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.
...develop to meet that ambition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q5LyLYdEqA Learn more about being open-minded by instinct, have a look at the training on offer from Civil Service Learning (registration required) and...
...including potentially involving external stakeholders in that development process. It may even mean that instead of sending 20 page submissions to Ministers, we take a prototype of a service to...
...cases brought to the civil and family courts - https://consult.justice.gov.uk/digital-communications/court-fees-proposals-for-reform/supporting_documents/feesresearch.pdf Public attitudes to civil and family court fees -https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/public-attitudes-to-civil-and-family-court-fees The role of court fees in affecting users’ decisions to bring...
...northern cities into vibrant, innovative hubs to stoke growth across the whole region to come forward and share them. It will culminate in a summit in Leeds in November to...
...makers across the civil service is, what are you doing to open yourself to the best thinking outside of the civil service? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58UGK1u2YmY If this has piqued your...
...analysts in the accelerator programme who will sit alongside our data scientists in GDS. We intend to increase our engagement both internally and externally to help develop our thinking on...
...we committed to publishing more of the evidence that supports policy making. Many Departments are now considering how they can improve their use of evidence and the transparency of policy...
...to buy something. So we created something with value – a map of local landmarks – which we could sell, with some local currency thrown in. Sketching has a real...
...OPM ed.]. But, OPM is what this team is doing all the time; working inside government, outside of government and across the two, sharing information and insight and creating collaboration....
...a bit of lurking (reading but not participating) before setting up an account on a new channel, and definitely before I start being active. Part of successfully using social media...