...important option. Forum for the Future and the Rockefeller Foundation report on horizon scanning for social impact. The Reynolds Journalism Institute is supporting a project to write an open source,...
...of public engagement and co-creation for scientists. Matt Stempeck blogs on Joi Ito's nine principles for innovation in a networked era. In case all this reading won't keep...
...exploring the new technologies that this offers us, for collecting and processing multiple large data sources. The diagram below shows how these combine to form our approach. Significant advances in...
...made a pitch to colleagues to attend their mini-workshops, where they talked about their how they are becoming more open. For example, the Department for Transport gave an honest account...
...initial Centres have now been in action for a year or more, and last month saw the launch of the new What Works Centre for Wellbeing. I have been really...
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...in a more open, generative way. Policy Lab is currently developing materials for policymakers to be shared via the Open Policy toolkit and also specialist courses for Civil Service Learning....
...his blog post for the Department of Work and Pensions on Carers Allowance is a great look at how agile works and the mindset it needs. Design for Service Innovation...
...they reflect on their findings and next steps. Increasingly “experimentalism is no longer confined to formal scientific labs,” writes Charles Leadbetter. “It has become an organising method for social policy,...
...for an effective seed statement, and gave constructive challenge about what we hoped to find out by putting specific statements forward. Their experience of running previous debates was beneficial to...