There are a multitude of skills, tools and techniques you can use to implement open and better policy making. We're always looking for new and innovative ways to design better policy - here's where you can find out all the latest on tools to help you deliver better, more open policy.
...policymakers from areas such as tax and pensions as well as the Scottish Government and UK Trade and Investment intrigued to find out more. Sharing examples of work from previous...
...applying the model to various extents - one during an independent review, one partnering with a blogger network during formal consultation and one example of working with one of the...
...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...
...real time, and the ability to use this evidence to inform policy work. Come and visit us at our stand. We’ll show you some recent dashboards and our brand new...
...policy makers and ‘what is the user need?’ When we know what people need from an open policy toolkit, what information they want, how they want it presented to them,...
...also on hand to talk to attendees and gauge interest in a professional qualification for policy-makers which is being trialled next year in DWP, HMT and DECC. Bronwyn judges...
...is the HQ of the Department for Work and Pensions). The last thing we did differently was to invite both experts we met regularly and experts we had never met....
...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...
In the first of a three-part video series Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of Civil Service, shares his reflections on Open Policy Making and why it matters. He...
...openness, then, is about being clear on the aspects of a policy that can benefit from the tools and techniques associated with open policy-making and being honest about those aspects...