What is Open Policy Making?
- 1. “Open Policy Making is starting with an open mindset to make sure that we are providing the highest quality of policy advice … and policy that works” Cabinet Office
- 2. Cabinet Office Taking an agile, more iterative approach Using the latest analytical techniques and knowledge Broadening the range of people and quality of engagement 1. 2. 3. Open Policy Making
- 3. Cabinet Office Open Policy Maker •Has an open mindset •Builds empathy •Welcomes challenge
- 4. Cabinet Office How might this change your policy making process?
- 5. Cabinet Office Research > Envision > Test >Deliver.
- 6. Cabinet Office 1. Research and understand the views of citizens • Ethnography (Journey mapping, interviews) • Deliberative dialogue • Social media analysis • Challenge panels • Big data & Data science
- 7. Cabinet Office 2. Co-design and idea generation • Hopes and fears • Challenge setting • Sketching • Working with experts • Labs
- 8. Cabinet Office 3. Test and prototype • Table top prototyping • Touch point prototyping • Experience prototyping • Randomised control trials • Behavioural insights
- 9. Cabinet Office Open Policy Making Toolkit The open policy making toolkit is a practical guide to the tools and techniques that can help you make better policy. I need to… • involve the public in my policy making • get a quick overview of a new policy area • make sure I’m in touch with the top experts on my policy area • get better evidence for my policy • use my data better • ensure that my policy works in the real world