Add to ORKGEvidence-based policymaking holds the potential to restore some of the lost public trust in America's government institutions, including Congress. When evidence is used to make incremental changes to policies and programs, it can improve performance. The approach to collecting and using information about government policies and programs has been increasingly demanded in some parts of Congress, though its implementation today is not evenly applied throughout the institution
IntroductionResearchers advocating for evidence-informed policy have attempted to encourage policyma...
The quality of public decision making depends significantly on the quality of analysis and advice pr...
There has been an enormous increase in interest in the use of evidence for public policymaking, but ...
Lawmakers in Congress have expressed a growing interest in the promise of evidence-based policymakin...
In an era of fierce debate over the relevance of facts and expertise in Washington, it is noteworthy...
Only 8 percent of Americans believe that information about what policies and programs work primarily...
Over the past decade, states have increasingly relied on evidence to help ensure that relevant data ...
Although the idea of rigorous evidence for policy has few detractors, a lack of clear and effective ...
In response to the challenge of addressing complex social problems with limited resources, the Offic...
Evidence-based policymaking has helped many states across the country ensure that their budget and p...
While robust evidence is one ingredient in the policymaking process, it is by no means the only one....
What if policymakers allocated government funding based on scientific evidence of what works, instea...
In recent years, there has been a marked increase in interest in the use of evidence for public poli...
Over the past decade, The Pew Results First initiative has worked with 27 states to implement an inn...
There has been an enormous increase in interest in the use of evidence for public policymaking, but ...
IntroductionResearchers advocating for evidence-informed policy have attempted to encourage policyma...
The quality of public decision making depends significantly on the quality of analysis and advice pr...
There has been an enormous increase in interest in the use of evidence for public policymaking, but ...
Lawmakers in Congress have expressed a growing interest in the promise of evidence-based policymakin...
In an era of fierce debate over the relevance of facts and expertise in Washington, it is noteworthy...
Only 8 percent of Americans believe that information about what policies and programs work primarily...
Over the past decade, states have increasingly relied on evidence to help ensure that relevant data ...
Although the idea of rigorous evidence for policy has few detractors, a lack of clear and effective ...
In response to the challenge of addressing complex social problems with limited resources, the Offic...
Evidence-based policymaking has helped many states across the country ensure that their budget and p...
While robust evidence is one ingredient in the policymaking process, it is by no means the only one....
What if policymakers allocated government funding based on scientific evidence of what works, instea...
In recent years, there has been a marked increase in interest in the use of evidence for public poli...
Over the past decade, The Pew Results First initiative has worked with 27 states to implement an inn...
There has been an enormous increase in interest in the use of evidence for public policymaking, but ...
IntroductionResearchers advocating for evidence-informed policy have attempted to encourage policyma...
The quality of public decision making depends significantly on the quality of analysis and advice pr...
There has been an enormous increase in interest in the use of evidence for public policymaking, but ...