Will this policy work?
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Sumayyah Tasnim, Posted on:
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Blog posts, Evaluation, Resources for civil servants
Five questions to help policy makers understand if their policy is working.
Resources for civil servants
Meet the What Works Trial Advice Panel
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Sumayyah Tasnim, Posted on:
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Blog posts, Evaluation, Resources for civil servants
Meet some of the experts working to make government more empirical
What Works 101: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
...and turn them into accessible guidance or toolkits – catalogues of which interventions are most effective in different policy areas, according to the best studies around the world. What Works...
The road to robustness: common pitfalls in evaluating programmes
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Tom McBride, Posted on:
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Blog posts, Guest blogs, Resources for civil servants
The Early Intervention Foundation’s Tom McBride explains why programme evaluation is crucial to the success of children’s service, but can be undermined by surprisingly basic issues.
The Trial Advice Panel: supporting a more experimental government
Over the past 5 years, the What Works Team has championed what we call the ‘What Works approach’ as a better way of making policy across government: identifying problems using good data, designing a solution using the best evidence available, …