If you could change just one thing: hacking the policy system
Kate Josephs, Chief Executive of Sheffield City Council, writes about how senior leaders might commission policy work in a way that drives better policy results.
Taking a systems approach to Early Years policy
Alice Whitehead, who leads a policy design team, writes about how the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government have taken a systems thinking approach to policy design.
How we mapped the policymaking process
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Government service designers, Ben Tate and Heather Madden, write about mapping the way that policy is made in the UK.
11 things policymakers need to improve outcomes for citizens
Principal Policy Designer, Andrew Knight, writes about what policymakers say they need to deliver more meaningful outcomes for citizens.
Using research to design policies and services
Watch this short film of people who work in a multidisciplinary team talk about how they use research to make public policies and services.
How to set up a multidisciplinary policy design team
Principal Policy Designer, Andrew Knight, writes about how teams across government are making multidisciplinary policy design teams work.
What’s so good about a multidisciplinary team?
Niamh Webster, a policymaker in Scottish Government, writes about her experience of joining a multidisciplinary team for the first time.
Do you need multidisciplinary policy design?
Principal Policy Designer, Andrew Knight, writes about the value of multidisciplinary teams from the perspective of the UK's policy design community.
What does it mean to transform policy making?
Policymakers are keen to modernise their practice. Simon Parker, the UK government's leader for transformation and policy capability, writes about how policymaking may change in the future.