The case for designing democracy
Politics expert, Michael Saward, unpacks how design can be used to shape democracy.
Fair process as public policy
Public law expert, Joe Tomlinson, sets out the case for why it's important that public services feel fair.
Designing policy with complex evidence
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Becky Miller, Anne Thurston and Robin Hancock, Posted on:
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Case study, PublicPolicyDesign
Farming policy design experts from Defra get to grips with making sense of complexity.
Happy 100!
Civil Service's Head of Policy Design, Andrew Knight, celebrates this blog's 100th post.
Co-designing with pupils
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Alex Mathers and Chahat Gursingh, Posted on:
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Case study, PublicPolicyDesign
Education policy designers Alex Mathers and Chahat Gursingh are finding new ways to develop public services with young people.
Good services are verbs, but better services include nouns
Defra policy lab experts Toby Squire and Rhiannon Long design public services around objects that are familiar to citizens.
Mapping the justice system
Designer Antonio Perra from Ministry of Justice values mapping citizen experience and systems.
Latvian and British designers connect on public policy innovation
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Uga Kalendris, Posted on:
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Case study, PublicPolicyDesign, Thought leadership
Uga Kalendris from Latvia's Innovation Laboratory reports on their visit to the UK
What does it take to be a Public Designer?
Design researcher Joyce Yee considers how you might change to become a successful public designer.
Working with people and politicians – a guide for innovators
The power to influence politicians and the public is a critical skill for government innovators writes Northern Ireland's former Head of Innovation Lab, Malcolm Beattie