One of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation's (CEI’s) core approaches to making evidence more 'implementable' is by using practice elements as the building blocks for intervention and program design. This video unpacks the practice elements approach.

This report looks at how the United Kingdom (UK) and comparable countries use evidence in designing transport policy, and offers recommendations for how the UK can make better policy in future.

This paper is a contribution to a program of work – involving similar discussions among a wide cross-section of participants from multiple industry sectors – on national resilience in light of COVID-19. It is one of the products of the National Resilience Project being co-led by Global Access Partners (GAP) and the Institute for Integrated...

The report provides lessons and recommended practices for all those funding and designing social science research for development and seeking to maximise its impact beyond academia.

Creating public value requires entrepreneurial imagination, empirical rigor, political skill and strategic action. This concept note offers an overview of the process, conceptual frameworks and vocabulary that thousands of public leaders have relied on to advance this work.