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GSS user engagement champions

User engagement champions aim to improve and encourage user engagement by all GSS statisticians and other producers of official statistics. Their main responsibilities are to: support the delivery of the GSS User Engagement Strategy within their department attend and actively participate in user engagement champion network meetings build links with champions in other departments to […]

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Analysis Function Strategy for 2022 to 2025

Our vision Delivering better outcomes for the public by providing the best analysis to inform decision making. Foreword from Professor Sir Ian Diamond I am excited to introduce the Government Analysis Function’s strategy for 2022 to 2025 which sets out the next phase of our journey in ensuring analysis is the best it can be, […]

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Communication during the pandemic: a reflection from the statistical community

Frank Donnarumma blogs about an event hosted by the Royal Statistical Society (RSS) where members of the statistical community were invited to discuss the response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

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Devolution Learning Week: Meet the UK’s Chief Economists

This is an extremely rare opportunity to hear from all the Chief Economists from across the UK.

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Coffee and coding

The aim of the coffee and coding meetups is to nurture, enable and encourage a vibrant, supportive and inclusive coding community at an organisation. Coffee and coding provides a regular opportunity for people within an organisation who are interested in coding to share skills and knowledge, provide advice and guidance to each other and generally […]

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Government Economic Service

The Government Economic Service (GES) is the profession for economists within the Civil Service. It is a growing community with over 500 economists recruited each year through five central recruitment schemes. We currently have over 3,800 members. The GES vision The GES champions economics in government. We support economists and promote the use of high-quality economic […]

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Technical Learning Curriculum

The Analysis Function represents around 17,000 analysts in a diverse range of roles and teams across government. One of our major strategic objectives is to ensure that we have skilled analysts in the right place at the right time to realise our ambitions. Fundamental to this is providing a robust learning offer that develops core […]

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Government Social Research

Government Social Research (GSR) is the analytical profession for civil servants who generate and provide social and behavioural research and advice. GSR members enable government to understand issues relating to society, groups and individuals. They also support policy debate and decision-making through a variety of approaches, advice and evidence. We currently have over 2,300 professionally […]

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Connected Open Government Statistics (COGS)

The problem Government statistics are not produced or managed by a single entity. We operate a federated system under the common banner of the Government Statistical Service. All central government departments, plus arms length bodies and the devolved administrations are part of this union and between them they publish around 25,000 tables of statistical data […]

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Affordable housing harmonisation guidance

This report by the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Harmonisation Team explores the different definitions of affordable housing and associated terminology used in the UK.

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