Evidence-Informed Policy Making Module 1 Introduction to EIPM [DATE & LOCATION HERE]

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Evidence-Informed Policy Making Module 1 Introduction to EIPM [DATE & LOCATION HERE]

What will be covered in this module? TOPIC 1 The policy development process TOPIC 2 What is evidence and what is EIPM? TOPIC 3 Types of evidence TOPIC 4 Research evidence in policymaking

The policy cycle 4

"Evidence for policy making is any information that helps policymakers make decisions and get results that are concrete, manageable and achievable." Based on Michael Harrison, in Shaxson (2005)

Types of evidence

Decisions evidence can help with in the policy making process… the nature, size and dynamics of the problem at hand policy options that might be considered to address the problem effective and ineffective interventions to solve the problem the likely positive and negative consequences of the proposed policy option the intended and unintended consequences of the proposed policy option effective and ineffective modes of delivery & implementation how long the policy will have to run before positive results will be achieved resources that will be required to implement the policy costs and benefits of the proposed policy, and on whom will these fall the sustainability of the policy economically, socially and environmentally 7

" Evidence-informed policy is that which has considered a broad range of research evidence; it considers other factors such as political realities and public debates. It is not exclusively based on research. In some cases, research evidence may be considered and rejected." Based on (Newman, Fisher, & Shaxson, 2012)

Why research evidence? Challenging perceptions– common sense isn’t always right! Reducing bias Differentiating between correlation and causality Building on/synthesizing existing knowledge 9

Further Resources Africa Evidence Network an online network of people (researchers, NGOs, government) with an interest in evidence production and use in policy- making. ‘Bridging Research and Policy: Insights from 50 Case Studies’ this paper gathers insights from evidence informed policy making processes all over the world and includes a useful summary of examples of EIPM at the end assets/publications-opinion-files/180.pdfwww.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi- assets/publications-opinion-files/180.pdf Evidence Based Policy in Development Network (EBPDN) a global network of people who work in think tanks, NGOs, and policy research institutes from around the world. Free to join. Knowledge Sector Initiative insights on evidence informed policy making in Indonesia indonesia.org/index.php/publications/2015/08/10/14/diagnostic-studies-on-the-knowledge- sector.htmlwww.ksi- indonesia.org/index.php/publications/2015/08/10/14/diagnostic-studies-on-the-knowledge- sector.html Louise Shaxson shares insights from her experience working on evidence informed policymaking with the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs informed-policy-making-2/ informed-policy-making-2/ A reading list on evidence-informed policy making from Research to Action