What is the purpose of a starter kit on sharing scientific evidence with policymakers? This starter kit explains how EU funded research and innovation projects can share scientific evidence with policymakers at the European, national, regional or local level. What does sharing scientific evidence with policymakers mean? Throughout their lifetime and beyond, projects can inform…
Our Research-to-Action Compass demonstrates how research organisations can expand their support for knowledge exchange and impact more diverse science advice in three increasingly prominent fields: diverse science advice for policy, effective science communication, and sustainable entrepreneurship. The Research-to-Action Compass provides strategic guidance to translate your vision for knowledge exchange and impact into practice – based…
This is a toolkit on how to utilise, synthesise, scrutinise, and engage with evidence and expertise for policy development. This toolkit was created by Nesta in partnership with the Capabilities in Academic Policy Engagement (CAPE) programme and the Chief Scientific Adviser’s (CSA) Office at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC). It will help you to understand…
This is a guide for policymakers on using REAs (Rapid Evidence Assessments) for policy and the upsides and downsides of their usage.
Report from the IPPO on utilizing AI in evidence synthesis – Sir Geoff Mulgan
This is a guide for evidence-informed decision-making for those who need to create, commission, fund, broker or apply evidence.
Blog article recommending the use of the African Evaluation Database (AfrED), an evidence database meant to make evidence-informed policy easily creatable.
This is a toolkit for those involved in health-policy decision-making.
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