Organisation
Evidence Based Policy Research Project
Acronym:
EBPRP
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The Evidence-Based Policy Research Project promoted evidence and consultation-based public policy making from January 2018 to January 2023. It was founded as a self-running unit of the NewDemocracy Foundation in January 2018. In early 2021 it left the newDemocracy Foundation to incorporate as a standalone not-for-profit association in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Having achieved its primary aims, the Evidence Based Policy Research Project (EBPRP) ceased to operate as a separate incorporated voluntary association in NSW in January 2023.
Report
Evidence based policy research project: 20 case studies 2019
The aim of this project was to coax more evidence-based policy decisions by all tiers of government by reviewing and rating 20 high profile government decisions against the Wiltshire business case criteria. This report outlines the IPA's contribution to the debate.
Report
Evidence based policy research project: 20 case studies 2019
This report is part of the Evidence Based Policy Analysis Project, administered by the newDemocracy Foundation, and now in its second year. This report outlines Per Capita's contribution to the debate.
Report
Evidence based policy research project: 20 case studies 2018
This report argues that Australia’s governments, both state and federal, are failing to undertake best practice policymaking. This failure is undermining the quality of public policy and is having a detrimental impact on faith in public institutions.
Report
Evidence based policy research project: 20 case studies 2018
This report addresses the problem that policymaking in Australia is falling short of best practice. Policies are often built 'on the run', as quick reactions to the political issue of the day, designed to capture the interest of the 24-hour news cycle or motivated by short-term political advantage.