At Evidence Works 2016 Tessie C. Gregorio (Philippines Department of Budget and Management) spoke about the Philippines’ journey towards results-based budgeting – placing a new focus on the performance and outcomes of government agencies beyond financial measures. In...

In the first of a series of guest blogs from Evidence Works 2016 delegates, Hon. Susan Musyoka shares some of the challenges faced by the Parliamentary Caucus on Evidence-Informed Decision-Making which she chairs, and the strategies being used...

Geoff Mulgan (Nesta) questions the popularity of the term ‘theory of change’ and suggests that it can encourage too simplistic an understanding of why change occurs. The phrase ‘theory of change’ is bandied around throughout the world...

In a round up of some of the best post-referendum blogs, maintaining trust, integrity and independence in the evidence ecosystem in the wake of the EU referendum campaign is vital, writes Helen Cunningham, Wales lead for...

If you view gathering evidence as simply a means of demonstrating outcomes, you’re missing a trick. It’s most valuable when part of a journey of iterative improvement, writes Frances Flaxington (Catch22).  We often assume that generating evidence is...

How will Britain’s departure from the EU affect our social sciences, ask Ashley Lenihan and Sharon Witherspoon from the Academy of Social Sciences and its Campaign for Social Science. Britain has voted to leave the European Union. Professor Roger...