Monitoring and evaluation
Alternative labels
Government performance
Monitoring and Evaluation Framework
Evaluation
Report
Smarter regulation through experiments
This paper serves as a simple, accessible resource for regulators seeking to experiment to drive best-practice regulation. It offers insights into the benefits and challenges of testing policy options, as well as practical steps regulators can take to start experimenting. The paper draws on real-world case studies, research and interviews.
Video
Applying culturally inclusive principles in evaluation
This webinar focuses on the application of culturally inclusive principles in evaluation, including topics such as data collection methods, cultural timing and the importance of language. It provides insights into how culturally inclusive principles have been applied in real-world evaluation.
Guide
Test and learn: a playbook for mission-driven government
The playbook aims to support government teams embarking on test-and-learn projects. It explains how to build and run public policies and services using a test-and-learn approach, setting out a wide range of methodologies for each stage of the innovation cycle. It’s intended as a practical resource for teams to design and test solutions in an...
Report
The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA): an Australian assessment of core outcomes a decade on
With the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement now a decade in operation, this analysis provides an Australian assessment of core outcomes against a backdrop of claims by advocates and critics of the deal. It finds a decade on that Australian public support for ChAFTA remains strong.
Report
Reviewing reviews: lessons from past independent policy reviews
Independent reviews can be a useful tool in the policymaking process. This report looks at why reviews are commissioned and how they have been set up and run. It makes recommendations for reviewers and officials on how to run a review, and for government on effectively commissioning them and systematically learning the lessons from past...