Evidence-Informed Policy Making

Wouter Lammers, Valérie Pattyn, Sacha Ferrari, Sylvia Wenmackers and Steven Van de Walle discuss how computational agent-based models can increase our...

In this blog entry, we present some of the recent organizational and legal innovations undertaken by the Spanish government aiming to reinforce the science-for-policy ecosystem in the country. We also discuss...

This is a post of our series on national science-for-policy ecosystem analysis. This post focuses on France. Laura Maxim, with input on EU-level initiatives by Marie Sophie Mayer and Kristian Krieger...

By Joe Jones, Alexandra Trofimov, Michael Wilde & Jon Williamson. We are a research team based at the University of Kent and King’s College London, with an interest...

Kateryna Kryzhanivska is a PhD candidate at LUT University in Finland and a co-lead of the Special Interest Group – Frontiers of Impact within global ISPIM innovation community...

This blog post is part of a series of blog posts about the multi-country project under the Technical Support Instrument (TSI) “Building capacity for evidence-informed policymaking in public administrations...

David Budtz Pedersen from Aalborg University contributes in this blog to the ongoing discussions on how to assess the capacity of science-for-policy ecosystem in a manner that fosters learning and collective deliberation in support...

Climate change, global pandemics, and animal welfare are three of the most pressing challenges we face today. The intricate links between these issues can...

Programmes at the university level can support dialogue between researchers and policymakers across academic disciplines and policy sectors.

Justyna Bandola-Gill, Marlee Tichenor and Sotiria Grek discuss reflexivity as a strategic tool of experts who approach it epistemically, care-fully and instrumentally.