System Error wins Agile Award
The Institute's System Error report was awarded best agile innovation at last night's annual Agile Awards Dinner.
Read moreCollaborative working
Publicly funded organisations should collaborate more to ensure that services join up to meet the needs of communities and individuals, according to an InsideOUT report published today.
Read moreCandidate selection: the Institute at the party conferences
Dozens of party members have attended IfG events at this year's conferences, shining fresh light on efforts to improve parliamentary candidate selection procedures.
Read moreUK neglecting opportunities to learn from successes of government in Scotland
Sir John Elvidge, who was Scotland's most senior civil servant until last year, says that Whitehall and Westminster have more to learn from Scotland's efficient and streamlined model of government than vice versa.
Read moreInstitute broadly supportive of PASC recommendations
The Institute for Government has welcomed the central thrust of a PASC report on reforming Whitehall. A number of the Institute's ideas have been adopted by the committee including the need for a strong, coherent vision for transforming the civil service. However, the IfG rejects the notion of a centrally driven reform programme, arguing instead for departmental leadership.
Read moreInstitute launches new live twitter feed for autumn events
The Institute's opening a new twitter feed to complement our forthcoming events. We'll be tweeting live from selected sessions on @ifgevents , leaving our main twitter feed @instituteforgov available for all our other news.
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