Organisation

OECD Publishing

Report

OECD economic outlook: interim report


The report assesses the global economic situation finding the global economy remained resilient in 2024. The report outlines recent developments, projections, risks and challenges, and policy requirements. It finds that inflationary pressures continue to linger in many economies and further fragmentation of the global economy is a key concern.
Report

Everybody cares about using education research sometimes


This report explores the role of knowledge intermediaries in the field of education. It draws on a survey of 288 organisations across 34 countries to examine how these organisations facilitate the use of research in policy and practice. The report identifies gaps in skills and infrastructure and emphasises the need for better co-ordination and evaluation.
Guide

OECD recommendation on public policy evaluation: implementation toolkit


The toolkit offers practical guidance for government officials and evaluators seeking to improve their evaluation capacities and systems, by enabling a deeper understanding of their strengths and weaknesses and learning from OECD member country experiences and trends. It supports the practical implementation of the principles contained in the 2022 OECD recommendation on public policy evaluation.
Report

Strategic foresight toolkit for resilient public policy


Designed for policymakers, public administrators and foresight practitioners, the toolkit aims to support countries and organisations in using strategic foresight to design and prepare robust and adaptable public policies for a range of possible futures. It features a five-step foresight process, facilitation guides and case studies to support effective implementation.
Report

Global trends in government innovation 2024: fostering human-centred public services


Governments worldwide are transforming public services through innovative approaches that place people at the centre of design and delivery. This report analyses nearly 800 case studies from 83 countries and identifies five critical trends in government innovation that are reshaping public services.

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