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Our publications showcase the IfG’s sector-leading research, giving readers an impartial and evidence-based analysis of what makes good government.

Our publications showcase the IfG’s sector-leading research, giving readers an impartial and evidence-based analysis of what makes good government – and what could be improved.  

Insight papers offer a concise run-down of key issues, including our snap analysis of current events such as changes of government or emerging external challenges.

Analysis papers and longer reports dig deeper, drawing on long-running research projects, data analysis and interviews with experts and other key figures to answer the big questions facing government today, such as how to reform the civil service, the role of the tax system or the use of evidence in policy making.  

Our three data-driven reports – Whitehall Monitor, Parliamentary Monitor and Performance Tracker – provide an unrivalled stocktake of the civil service, parliament and public services respectively.

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28 JAN 2016 Report

Making devolution deals work

This report looks at how government can decentralise, and at helping different layers of government to work

16 DEC 2015 Report

Smarter engagement

This report looks into four driver for change as to promote better public engagement in policy decision making.

17 NOV 2015 Analysis paper

Whitehall Monitor 2015

Whitehall Monitor aims to chart government – literally. We analyse and visualise numbers from and about government.

11 NOV 2015 Report

Managing with less

This report looks at the changes the Government must make to keep its policy promises, whilst keeping its commitment to reducing the deficit.

20 OCT 2015 Report

Evidence transparency framework

This report provides a framework to rate government departments on how transparent they are in the use of evidence in policy decisions.

20 OCT 2015 Report

Show your workings

This report explores the possibility of developing a rapid assessment tool to rate government departments on their use of evidence in policy decisions