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The Analysis Function Strategy sets out objectives for analysis in government over the next three years, and how the Analysis Function Central Team will work to achieve these aims.
Learn more on Analysis Function StrategyGuidance on what to consider when designing and publishing data dashboards.
Learn more on Data visualisation: dashboardsKnowledge to Action (K2A) is a process that has been developed by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID). It encourages people to use a wide range of data sources and information to prompt action or change.
Learn more on Turning knowledge into actionThis publication will help analysts and users of analysis understand why reproducibility is important and how to achieve it.
Learn more on Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP) strategyThis guidance item will be used as a place to show examples of using our data visualisation guidance with real-life charts and tables.
Learn more on Data visualisation: examplesGuidance on how to present and publish tables of data.
Learn more on Data visualisation: tablesThe government functional standard is to set expectations for the planning and undertaking of analysis to support well-informed decision making.
Learn more on Analysis Function StandardThis guidance sets out how to collect and report statistics about UK armed forces service to ensure statistics about this topic are as comparable as possible across government.
Learn more on Harmonised standard for previous UK armed forces serviceThis guidance sets out how to collect and report statistics about Welsh language skills to ensure statistics about this topic are as comparable as possible across government.
Learn more on Welsh language skills harmonised standardGuidance providing a consistent shorthand to be used in statistical and analytical publications produced by the public sector.
Learn more on Using symbols and shorthand