The review explores the role and value of design in the United Kingdom public sector. It brings together insights from across the public sector, design community and academia to explore how policies and services can be designed that are not only more effective, but more human. The review is comprised of a brief guide and...

This paper sets out to examine how governments come to a national view of what really matters over longer time horizons, the ways governments can best confront and tackle future problems, and how the configuration, mechanisms and capabilities of the state can best enable the pursuit and delivery of long-term outcomes for citizens.

The strategy sets out commitments to change the system of public services in Scotland – to be preventative, to better join up and to be efficient – in order to better deliver for people. It identifies the underlying systemic barriers and root causes which prevent moving faster and further, and sets out practical actions to...

This paper sets out a progressive alternative to DOGE, the US Department of Government Efficiency. It makes the case for a department organised around intelligence, linking multiple tiers of government, and a movement. The paper suggests what is to be done, how it should be done, what principles should be used, and what structures work...

This paper explores the disability employment sector, focusing on collaborative practices and the drivers and barriers shaping them. It recommends initiating collaboration – or a series of collaborative projects – between service providers and the government as a starting point to reduce the transactional nature of Inclusive Employment Australia.