Pattern principles in the welfare sector
Finnish designer, Janne Mattila, explains what makes something a public design pattern.
Multidisciplinary course is a hit
Permanent Secretary Susan Acland-Hood writes about Department for Education's succesful new multidisciplinary course.
What does design do for policymakers?
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Catherine Durose, Lucy Kimbell, Ramia Mazé and Liz Richardson, Posted on:
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PublicPolicyDesign, Research
Four leading professors who specialise in political science and design research set out their vision for future policy design.
Policy design’s big year
Head of UK Government's Policy Design Community, Andrew Knight, sets out what's been achieved over the past year and the exciting work planned for next year.
The strategy is delivery
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Kate Bruckshaw and Naomi Sheppard, Posted on:
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Case study, PublicPolicyDesign
Department for Education's policy design team write about their innovative move into a delivery unit.
Untapped potential from design research for public policy
Professor Ramia Mazé from London College of Communications reports the latest thinking from our policy design university network.
Improving the policymaking environment
Rebecca Lester and Serena Nüsing from UK Policy Profession examine what good policymaking environments look like and how they might be improved for policymakers.
Making policy inclusive
Selvin Brown, Deputy Race Champion for the Civil Service, writes about how good policymakers clearly understand the impact of their work on the citizens they serve.
Event 3 October: Untapped potential for public policy from design research
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Liz Richardson, Lucy Kimbell and Andrew Knight, Posted on:
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Events, PublicPolicyDesign
Join the our next event bringing together university academics and government practitioners to talk about policy design.
Better services: consigning silos to the bin
Alec Steel from the UK's National Audit Office writes about how important it is to join up policy with the delivery of public services.