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Guidance on using the Evaluation Registry - Vimarsana News

Guidance on using the Evaluation Registry

This page provide guidance for Civil Servants using the Evaluation Registry

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Departmental collaboration hampered by legacy tech, data challenges and lack of joint funding bids, senior officials warn - Vimarsana News

Departmental collaboration hampered by legacy tech, data challenges and lack of joint funding bids, senior officials warn

With the current spending review term of three years nearing its conclusion, Whitehall leaders have advised MPs that organisational cooperation should begin with business plans and bids for Treasury support Departments’ ability to collaborate across organisational boundaries continues to be h

'Disappointing' lack of joint bids hindering cross government work, says HMT - Vimarsana News

'Disappointing' lack of joint bids hindering cross government work, says HMT

Innovation and evaluation key in achieving the “holy grail” of cross-government working, MPs told.

Evidence-based policymaking: Leopoldina publishes paper on international perspectives and best-practice models - Vimarsana News

Evidence-based policymaking: Leopoldina publishes paper on international perspectives and best-practice models

In order to tackle challenges facing society, such as climate change, the energy transition, digitalisation, or pandemics, clearly structured, transpa....

Treasury gets departments to meet evaluation commitments without sanctions - Vimarsana News

Treasury gets departments to meet evaluation commitments without sanctions

All departments have now met 2021 Spending Review evaluation conditions, after some were given extended deadlines