Transforming Whitehall departments

Jonathan McClory; Julian McCrae; Tom Gash

Transforming Whitehall departments

Evaluation methodology

Date:

01 June 2011

Authors:

Tom Gash, Julian McCrae, Jonathan McClory

The Institute’s work with several departments on transformation has lead to the development of a real-time evaluation methodology.

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Transforming Whitehall Departments: evaluation methodology

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