Working to make government more effective

Catherine Haddon

Programme Director

Catherine is a programme director overseeing the IfG Academy programme, which brings together our expertise on government to provide practical training and support. As part of the IfG Academy team, Catherine delivers workshops and other development sessions for ministers, their private offices and other civil servants, as well as the IfG's pre-election preparation for government programme with opposition politicians.

Catherine has brought an historical angle to the Institute’s commentary. Catherine is an expert commentator on the role of ministers, the constitution, No.10 and the Cabinet Office, preparation for government by political parties and the constitutional rules around general elections, and the history of government and civil service reform. 

Before joining the Institute in November 2008, Catherine was a lecturer on security and intelligence history; taught contemporary British history; and worked as a historian and researcher, including for the Cabinet War Rooms’ Churchill Museum and for various publications and media outlets.  

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24 SEP 2015 Report

Women and Whitehall

This report looks at the experience of women officials in Whitehall since 1979.

15 JUL 2015 Comment

Diversité a la canadienne

The most senior civil servant in Canada, Janice Charette, discusses the role of women in Canadian public services.

07 JUL 2015 Interview

Lord Livingston

Lord Livingston was interviewed on 7 July 2015 for the IfG Ministers Reflect project.

30 JUN 2015 Interview

Alan Duncan

Alan Duncan was interviewed on 30 June 2015 for the Institute for Government’s Ministers Reflect project.