Our events
Coming up
Making Policy Better Series: The Randomisation Revolution – How far can experiments lead to better policy?
13 February 2012
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Explorations in Governance and Public Services
16 March 2012
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Past events
Inside the Banking Commission: the making of the banking reform proposals
19th January 2012
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Crowdsourcing Policy
23rd January 2012
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Media & Government Event Series: Ministers and the Media
24th January 2012
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A New Synthesis of Public Administration
7th December
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Media & Government Event Series: Policy by Twitter
5th December
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Cities, Mayors and Growth
30th November
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Transitions:Lessons learned
28th November
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Party People: How should the Political Parties select their Parliamentary Candidates?
14th November
How should the Political Parties select their Parliamentary Candidates?
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The Run Up To The Great Recession: Lessons From The IMF Experience
15th November
Lessons from the IMF Experience with Ruben Lamdany
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Media & Government Event Series: Who Really Matters? Newspapers v Broadcast v Social Media
3rd November
Who Really Matters? Newspapers v Broadcast v Social Media
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The Power of One: Making an Impact as the only Green MP
19th October
Making an Impact as the only Green MP, with Caroline Lucas, MP
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"...being at an IfG event feels like being in somebody’s sitting room listening to a high level conversation that you feel like you have little right to be privy to....it is an invaluable thing."
—Tim Rowbottom
We run a diverse range of events linked to our research and learning programmes. These are designed to stimulate fresh thinking and provide platforms for some of the world's most innovative public servants, politicians and leading academics to share the latest thinking on better government.
Interactive, informative and topical, our events programme provides opportunities to engage through both formal debate and informal discussion.
Events range from conferences and lectures to small, focused seminars and workshops on contemporary issues affecting government.
Our building is set in the heart of Westminster and Whitehall and provides an ideal meeting place for the government community to discuss the challenges of making government work.
Who should attend?
Our events are designed for:
- senior civil servants
- politicians
- policy makers
- experts
- academics.
