...then submit their recommendations to a central committee. The central committee then prepares a final list of nominees to be approved first by the Prime Minister and then by Her...
...the analytical community at key points. The central aim of the ETF is to ensure that evidence of the effectiveness of policies and programmes sits at the heart of spending...
...beyond central Government, because these new structures and ways of working are as important out in councils and in hospitals as they are in departments. Across the country we’ve helped...
...Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire Without a doubt we have had the latest, most current thinking from central government departments, we have had excellent input from...
...Officer (CTO) at the Department for Work and Pensions, he told us about his experiences on the scheme. "The CTO team plays a central role in designing IT solutions that...
...in central government alone. In an era of increased demand and less resource it is more crucial than ever to spend every penny of it well. This isn’t just a...
...to the future Using external expertise is also central to ensuring we reduce our vulnerability to future threats. The Foresight Future of Ageing and the Future of Cities programmes are...
...we spend £240bn of taxpayers’ money with third parties to deliver public services, including £40bn in central government alone. In an era of increased demand and less resource it is...
...illegal immigrants, disrupting cross-border organised criminal activities, or tackling social evils such as modern slavery, FGM and forced marriage. Alongside this, we contribute to the government’s growth agenda by promoting...
...not just desirable, but necessary, in order to drive improvements and better outcomes. This is why the digital and open data agendas have become such a central part of the...
