Embracing the science rather than just following it: science, government and politics in the pandemic and beyond
Geoff Mulgan describes how we need to better manage the ‘scientisation’ of politics and the politicisation of science in the future.
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Evidence in Policymaking Articles from IPPO
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How Governments Organised and Used Domestic Intelligence During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Read moreWe're investigating how effectively governments organised intelligence to help them make the right decisions during the pandemic
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Closing the Close the Gap between Science Push and Policy Pull
Read moreCovid-19 and other global crises are forcing us to the rethink the relationship between science and policy.
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Two Years On: How to Make Evidence Impactful on Policy
Read morePolicymakers need to be involved in discussions with researchers from the beginning and build communities around evidence-informed policy.
