Announcing the 2025 Analysis in Government Awards People’s Choice winner
Discover the winner of the Analysis in Government (AiG) People’s Choice Award.
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Learn more on 2025 Government Analytics Fellowships for public servants: call for applicationsAnnouncing the highly anticipated shortlist for the 5th Annual Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards.
Learn more on The 5th Annual Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards ShortlistAnnouncing the new afcharts R package to help meet users needs for accessibility in data visualisation.
Learn more on Automated data visualisation best practice in R: afcharts is on CRANFind out how to make a nomination for the 5th annual Analysis in Government Awards.
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Learn more on Writing a winning nomination for the Analysis in Government (AiG) AwardsThe Policy Profession Unit want to hear your experiences of working with policy teams, including what worked well and how policy makers can get the best from you.
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