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7 Insights for Peer Learning Approaches in Evidence-Informed Policymaking

Advancing evidence-informed policymaking in Africa: The role of peer learning networks (Cross-posted with AFIDEP)

Setting the Agenda for EIPM in Ghana: Common Trends and Recommendations (Guest post from Kirchuffs Atengble, PACKS Africa)

Supporting Evidence Use by Policymakers in El Salvador: Following Up on MCC Activities 2 Years Later | Part 2 of 2 (Cross-posted with MCC)

Supporting Evidence Use by Policymakers in El Salvador: Following Up on MCC Activities 2 Years Later | Part 1 of 2 (Cross-posted with MCC)

Where do policymakers go when they need a safe space to engage with each other on evidence use in policy implementation?

Advancing evidence-informed policymaking: What’s culture got to do with it? (Cross-posted with the Centre for Public Impact)

The Global Landscape Review is here!

Observations from the Outgoing Executive Director

VakaYiko learning exchange inspires exhibition of evidence products in the Parliament of Ghana (Guest post from Kirchuffs Atengble, GINKS)

An In-Depth Look at Open Data in Quito (Guest post from Carolina Pozo, WONDER Social Innovation Lab)

Big Data and Governance (Guest post from Ravish Bhatia, Swaniti)

The Scottish approach: Charities have a vital role in creating informed public services (Guest post from Pippa Coutts, the Alliance for Useful Evidence and Jenny Brotchie, Carnegie UK Trust)

Key Learnings from Evidence Works 2016: A Global Forum for Government

Linking Budgeting and Results in the Philippines (Guest post from Tessie Gregorio, Philippines Department of Budget and Management)

My Experience Working on Evidence-Informed Policymaking in Kenya (Guest post from Susan Musyoka, Kenyan Parliament)

Reflections on the rise of evidence-based policymaking (Guest post from David Halpern, What Works UK National Adviser)

The ‘demand’ side of evidence-based policy making: why and how. Two great days of discussion and sharing in London (Guest post from Arnaldo Pellini, ODI)

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