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skip to main content gov.uk blogs use cookies to make the site simpler. find out more about cookies gov.uk blog organisations: civil service search for: innovation in democracy innovation in democracy by rachel bruce, policy designer in . last week facilitated three workshops (in london, york and bristol) for the innovation in democracy programme. run by the department for digital, culture, media and sport (dcms) and the ministry … read more about this topic prototyping for policy posted by: vasant chari , posted on: 27 november 2018 - categories: thought pieces by camilla buchanan, senior policy advisor, department for digital, culture, media and sport. prototyping for policy is the name of a conference that was held by the legal design lab at the d.school at stanford university in november 2018. it … read more about this topic on and lab to policy posted by: beatrice andrews , posted on: 26 november 2018 - categories: in my view one of the most exciting things about has been its ability to work both in and outside the whitehall system at the same time. when people asked me about the reasons for its success, i’d … read more about this topic a role for art in policy-making? posted by: stephen bennett , posted on: 10 october 2018 - categories: the was created to bring experimental thinking into the uk government. this has included using design techniques to think about the future, such as in our recent project with the department for transport on maritime autonomy. we have … read more about this topic bias-busters 3: nudge, dewey and executioner posted by: sanjansabherwal , posted on: 19 september 2018 - categories: , thought pieces this is the last in a series of three blogs looking at how methods can help address some of the common biases of policy-makers. it is based on the behavioural insight team’s (bit) latest report, behavioural government, which … read more about this topic bias-busters 2: deliberate deliberation posted by: sanjansabherwal , posted on: 28 august 2018 - categories: , skills, tools and techniques policy makers are as subject to behavioural biases as everyone else according to the behavioural insight team’s (bit) latest report, behavioural government (p7). in fact, when making decisions we may be more biased given that the subject of our work … read more about this topic - 1 comment bias-busters: who you gonna call? posted by: sanjansabherwal , posted on: 13 august 2018 - categories: , skills, tools and techniques , start the week the behavioural insight team’s latest report, behavioural government, argues that decisions of policy-makers are affected by cognitive bias (p.7). bit identify eight of the most common cognitive biases in government which they categorise into three areas: noticing, deliberating, and executing. … read more about this topic positive engagement – our user-centred approach posted by: beatrice andrews , posted on: 25 july 2018 - categories: , projects by harsha parmar, disability employment and support strategy, department for work and pensions (dwp) read more about this topic - 1 comment the open policy making toolkit - user research posted by: vasant chari , posted on: 17 july 2018 - categories: the open policy making toolkit was first posted in 2015 to help civil servants incorporate open policy practices into their work. today, whilst it’s arguably not yet the ‘default,’ open policy making is certainly more widely practised and better understood. … read more about this topic international design in government conference 2018 posted by: sanjansabherwal , posted on: 16 july 2018 - categories: news , international football makes way for the first international design in government conference this tuesday and wednesday in london. #itscominghome read more about this topic how can we make it easier for policy makers to practise open policy? posted by: vasant chari , posted on: 11 july 2018 - categories: , thought pieces we all want to be better at open policy making. and we’ve spent a lot of time in lab working out how to do that - what works in real life, not just in theory. we recognise it’s not as … read more about this topic next page page 1 page 2 … page 21 is bringing new policy tools and techniques to the uk government. we are a creative space where policy teams can develop the knowledge and skills to develop policy in a more open, data-driven, digital and user-centred way. we were set up in 2014 as part of the civil service reform plan to make policy making more open. to commission us, email: [email protected] about about open policy making open policy making toolkit follow us follow on twitter view the slideshare sign up for updates email atom blogs examples and findings thought pieces skills, tools and techniques start the week events all gov.uk blogs all gov.uk blog posts gov.uk all departments all policies cookies open government licence all content is available under the open government licence v3.0 , except where otherwise stated © crown copyright

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