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Working together: Working with universities and the analysts of the future

Ian Rogers blogs about working with universities and students at the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD).

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My secondment to the BBC

Ellen Clowser blogs about her experiences working at the BBC during her third year of the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Fast Stream programme.

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Working together: Developing the Integrated Data Service (IDS)

Dominic Hale blogs about the development of the Integrated Data Service and the power of linking data.

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Getting up at 2am for International Collaboration

Iain Dove blogs about attending the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Expert Meeting on Statistical Data Confidentiality in Poznań, Poland.

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My career in analysis: Richard Cable

Richard Cable blogs about his career journey to date.

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Working together: Innovating new policy for digital trade

Geraldine Tetteh blogs about the work of the International Analysis Team and the benefits of working together.

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My career in analysis: Catherine Hutchinson

Catherine Hutchinson blogs about her career journey to date.

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Working together: Analysing climate risk in government

Eddie Cole blogs about assessing climate risk and contributing to COP26.

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Working together: Measuring the effectiveness of government communication using econometrics

Noel McGarrell blogs about econometrics as an evaluation method for measuring the effectiveness of government communication.

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Analysis in Government month 2022: Data vis and accessibility – links to content and answers to questions

If you came to my session this morning  (19 May 2022) on data visualisation and accessibility, thank you, I hoped you enjoyed and found it informative. Links to content I realised that I talked a lot about content that lives on this website. I always find it hard to link to content while delivering a […]

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