IfG
Institute for Government
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The Institute for Government was established in 2008 to promote more effective government in the United Kingdom. It is an independent think tank dedicated to improving government effectiveness through research, analysis, and education. The Institute provides practical advice and support to politicians and civil servants, conducts in-depth research into government operations and public policy, and offers training programs to enhance the skills and capabilities of public officials. By fostering greater understanding of government processes and advocating for evidence-based policy-making, the Institute for Government seeks to enhance the quality and performance of governance in the UK. Its activities span various regions, primarily focusing on the UK, but with insights that can be applied globally.
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Who runs Whitehall? - The background, appointment, management and pay of the...
9 May 2024
A new deal for England - How the next government should complete the job of...
8 May 2024
Parliament and regulators - how select committees can better hold regulators...
1 May 2024
Adapting to climate change - How the UK can better manage a rapidly changing...
14 Mar 2024
Power with Purpose: Final report of the Commission on the Centre of Government
11 Mar 2024
The Union and the state - Contested visions of the UK’s future - Ciaran Martin
8 Feb 2024
The Benefits of Transparency: Why being more open is good for government
1 Feb 2024
Electoral reform and the constitution - What might a different voting system
26 Jan 2024
