This series is written by Sally Washington, Executive Director, Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia New Zealand School of Government (ANZOG). She set up, and was inaugural director of the New Zealand ...

Public servants worldwide are regularly asked to manoeuvre complexity and uncertainty while finding solutions to pressing societal problems. It’s impossible to make a policy decision — or deliver an ...

Vienna's government has made the city a safer and more convenient place for women after incorporating a gender lens into urban design. The city has improved street lighting, made parks more accessible ...

Who is eligible for these courses? These courses were designed for UK senior civil servants. They are now available to UK Fast Stream and Grade 7 and up. Which course should I take first? Each course ...

Navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of AI can feel daunting. But as public servants, understanding the societal and economic implications of this technology — and adapting to them — has never ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace, and workforce development is no exception. As AI technology continues to evolve, it reshapes the way businesses ...

This article is written by Jennifer Guay. Innovation labs may be everywhere, but few can claim to have had a lasting effect on a whole public service. Denmark’s MindLab was different. From its LabRats ...

This article was written by Marcela Figueroa Franco, Undersecretary of Institutional Development, Secretariat of Citizen’s Security, with support from María Fernanda Sánchez Montero in the Office of ...

Confirmed participants will take part in the online course alongside global public servant peers, with access to private expert-led event. Register your interest by clicking the link in the course ...

Data literacy is no longer only relevant to specialists. Instead, data literacy is a core competency required across any workplace. The public sector is no different. Future-focused public servants ...