This report documents how different types of evidence feed into tax policy-making. It aims to help external stakeholders understand how the evidence they produce is used and how they could better feed into policy-making, and offers the government recommendations for how it can use such evidence more effectively.

This toolkit supports teams in scaling social programs by addressing context-specific challenges and risks. It offers targeted tools and captures key insights to build a strong business case for expansion, using behavioural principles and structured planning to maintain effectiveness across diverse settings.

An evaluation to assess the suitability of the National Women’s Alliances model as a vehicle for bringing women’s voices to the Australian Government to inform policy development. The evaluation involved a desktop review and interviews with selected stakeholders of the program.

How do frontline workers implement policy when it is politically contested and they face strong pressure from politicians and the media? Based on original data and a multi-method analysis of juvenile justice policy and child protection policy in Switzerland, the authors of this article show that political conflict can change policy implementation when frontline workers...

Policy-makers worldwide have long asked what makes one country or economy more resilient than another, or one region more resilient than another. ‘Resilience’ has been a topic of enduring interest to policy-makers and academics. If policy work aimed at improving resilience is to be effective, policy-makers need to be clear about what they mean by...