From top-down diagnosis to co-design: what youth‑led evidence adds to the Government’s review of...

Sonia Bussu The government’s Young People and Work interim report presents a stark diagnosis. Nearly one million young people in the UK are not in education, employment or training (NEET), and the …

What works in local growth and skills? Learning from recent evaluations

Jason Lowther Following the previous blog on homelessness and rough sleeping, this piece turns to another major area of local government activity: local growth and skills programmes. Here too, eval…

What works in homelessness and rough sleeping

Jason Lowther We’ve just started a new series of Inlogov blogs summarising the growing body of evaluation evidence in local government, and what it tells us about how councils are learning what wor…

What Works?  Local Government is Finding Out

Jason Lowther At last month’s Smith Square debate, we had an interesting discussion (among other themes) on how innovation spreads.  I mentioned that I was frustrated at the lack of traction that m…

AI regulation: Safeguards for government AI and human rights - University of Birmingham

Governments and police forces are adopting the use of AI systems that potentially impede on human rights.

Mayors and performance information