Introducing the Ministry of Justice Policy Hub
The MoJ’s Policy Excellence Group (PEG) is developing a Policy Hub.
Examples and findings
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.
Health and Safety... digitally enhanced
Paul Cook is a senior policy adviser for the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), leading on digital capability. Paul is blogging for us about his experiences and what the ‘digital by default’ agenda means in a policy making context for HSE.
Am I not a people? - A policy maker's view on public dialogue
Earlier this year, Civil Service Quarterly ran an article I wrote about the wellbeing policy programme, where I was working at the time.
"The buzziest and most creative meeting I've ever been to": Policy Lab's digitisation workshop
What do you get when you put a graphic designer, chief constable, digital expert and a futurologist in a room and let their creative juices flow?
Public dialogue on community rights hots up
Last week I attended the final session of a public dialogue on community rights and wellbeing, supported by Sciencewise and organised by the New Economics Foundation, the Cabinet Office and Hopkins Van Mil.
Sir Jeremy Heywood on open policy making
Open Policy Making is about improving the way we work and the policy advice we provide to Ministers.
Open Policy at Civil Service Live 2014
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As followers of our Twitter will know, this week OPM have been at Civil Service Live in London.
The GDS experience
Last week, I went to visit the Government Digital Service (GDS) at their offices in Holborn, invited by a colleague who recently left us on the OPM team to take up a post there.
Embedding wellbeing science in decision-making: an OPM/Sciencewise project
If policy makers want to know how to tackle loneliness and raise social capital and wellbeing in our communities, who has the answers? Us, and our colleagues in government? Or people who've known, and still know, what it is to …
Keeping up with the kids: civil servants get coding
Worried you can’t keep up in a digital world? Intrigued but slightly terrified by talk of conditionals, loops and Java?