This synthesis brings together evidence from reviews of studies of policy implementation and policy resources that offer guidance for integrating an implementation focus in policy-making and delivery.

The author of this paper argues that the lack of a clear and convincing definition of public purpose in recent decades has undermined the process of government policy formulation and implementation.

These guidelines provide governments, the private sector, and the non-government sector, with a practical tool for the engagement and inclusion of people with disability in community consultation, policy development and government decision-making.

This report explores the need for a fundamental shift and reimagining of public policy-making, drawing on perspectives from Aotearoa New Zealand, to build a more sustainable and equitable future.

The Wellbeing Roundtable approach was written for policy-makers and practitioners who want to put wellbeing at the centre of decision-making. It provides practical, evidence-based guidance to demystify the process of developing wellbeing measures and frameworks that change practice.