What Policy Challenges Lie Ahead for Northern Ireland Assembly?
Devolved government has returned to the Parliament Buildings at Stormont, and members of the legislative assembly must now begin to tackle the backlog of public sector challenges.
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Influence of Culture and Languages on Science Advice in Europe – the INCLUSIVE project
Read moreRokia Ballo The ‘INfluence of Culture and LangUages on Science adVice in Europe’ or ‘INCLUSIVE’ project aims to explore how language, culture and context affect the provision and use of scientific evidence in Europe and to consider any implications for future practice and research. Cultural and linguistic factors may lead to sources of knowledge being ignored when advice is being prepared, or advice being less effective in informing decisions than it could be. The project has been led by Dr Claire Craig (INGSA Vice-President, Evidence) co-ordinated by Rokia Ballo (PhD candidate at...
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Using Evidence During Crises and Fast-Paced Policy Environments
Read moreMany lessons were learned through the experience of rapid evidence generation and utilisation during the early phases of the Covid-19 pandemic. This blog explores the supply and demand side factors, and how we might improve the quality and take up of evidence when decision-makers are working at speed.
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International Public Policy Observatory (IPPO)Winter School
Read moreIPPO convened its first knowledge exchange winter school to bring together civil servants from Northern Ireland with the IPPO team, and a selection of expert speakers.
