This study aims to understand how policy-makers and researchers in Australia experience collaboration and the impediments and enablers they encounter.

This report considers the role of lived experience evidence and co-production in disability policymaking in Wales. The report finds that people have different understandings of what lived experience and co-production mean in disability policymaking.

The Covid Collective research platform was launched in October 2020, and initially brought together the expertise of eight core partner organisations, coordinated by the Institute of Development Studies. The Collective rapidly evolved into a continuously developing platform for new research to build upon, and for wider, evidence-based engagement with key policy- and decision- makers.

This annotated bibliography provides a summary of literature focused on the introductory themes of transparency and accountability, and their relationship with policy-making and good governance. The selected studies present a historical overview of how these concepts have evolved over the years, and the way in which different governments have interpreted what accessible information and evidence...

The OECD ocean economy measurement project aims to align ocean economy statistics with broader economic data to ensure international consistency. This paper compares the measurement strategies of eight OECD member countries using principles from the system of national accounts.