Our work
- Research Projects
- Shaping up
- MINDSPACE: Influencing behaviour through public policy
- Mergers and Demergers of Whitehall Departments
- Total Place
- Role of the state
- Transitions – preparing for changes of government
- Minority and coalition government
- Public expenditure management in a time of fiscal constraint
- Performance management
- What’s on the minds of the SCS
- Learning from large scale organisational change
- Transformational change
- Action learning sets
- Personalised learning
- Learning case studies
- Expert advice
- Partnerships
- Past research projects
Research Projects
We focus on the issues that really matter to government, examining both what supports and holds back effectiveness.
Our approach is rigorous and evidence based, drawing on best practice from around the world and developing new insights and practical recommendations for improving the mechanics and processes of government.
Central to our approach is the integration of our research with our learning and development programme.
The research informs learning and development which in turn informs our research.
It is this virtuous circle which makes what we can provide integrated, sophisticated and flexible, thereby maximising the benefits to our partners, whether government departments, agencies, civil servants or individual politicians. It is also a practical, outcomes driven approach based on collaborative partnerships with decision makers to develop models for the future that work and deliver.
Institute for Government
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United Kingdom
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