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Abi Higgins blogs about her experience on secondment at the BBC.
Learn more on My secondment at BBC News: I never appreciated how creative journalists areClare Betts and Simon Hatfield blog about using the Outcome Indicator Framework dashboard at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
Learn more on Developing an interactive dashboard for the Outcome Indicator FrameworkProfessor Sir Ian Diamond, Head of the Government Analysis Function and National Statistician said: “The Analysis Function has a responsibility to reflect the society we serve in everything we do. Diversity and inclusion must be at the very heart of our analysis, our decisions, our users and our most important asset, our people. I am […]
Learn more on Diversity and inclusion strategyThe membership of the Government Analysis Function is a wide and diverse community of people, it includes: actuaries economists geographers operational researchers social researchers statisticians and data scientists analysts within the Government Digital and Data profession anyone else working in analysis in government The Government Analysis Function and the analytical professions The Government Analysis Function […]
Learn more on MembershipThe Analysis Function officially launches the Learning Curriculum for all analysts across government.
Learn more on Launch of Analysis Function Learning CurriculumThe Government Analysis Function (AF) Diversity and Inclusion Strategy is supported by our D&I Champions. There are three Champion groups: Attract Champions Build Champions Create Champions Attract Champions Patrick Rickles, Head of Digital Skills and Innovation (North Sea Transition Authority) “My role at the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) focuses on establishing a digital academy for […]
Learn more on Diversity and Inclusion Champion biographiesChris Payne blogs about his career journey to date.
Learn more on My career in analysis: Chris PayneNoel McGarrell blogs about econometrics as an evaluation method for measuring the effectiveness of government communication.
Learn more on Working together: Measuring the effectiveness of government communication using econometricsEddie Cole blogs about assessing climate risk and contributing to COP26.
Learn more on Working together: Analysing climate risk in governmentIan Rogers blogs about working with universities and students at the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD).
Learn more on Working together: Working with universities and the analysts of the future