When we talk about housing for young people leaving care, we often reach for words like stability, independence, or affordability. But ask a care leaver what they really want, and the answer isn’t ...

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The programme’s formal phase may have concluded but its legacy remains. The foundations laid by BOTWiP must be upheld through continued investment and engagement, particularly by women’s networks and ...

The human brain responds 60,000 times faster to images than it does to text. Knowing how to analyse, visualise and present data can help public servants communicate complex information simply and with ...

Failure is often stigmatized, particularly in politics or civil service, where transparency can lead to public scrutiny. Yet “failing forward” means turning failure into fuel for progress. It’s a ...

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Event Description Is time the most valuable resource in government? With tight deadlines and competing priorities, public servants might feel the answer is a resounding ‘yes.’ Artificial Intelligence ...

Information Technology (IT) is responsible for a significant environmental footprint. Currently, most governments are unaware of the impact IT causes, however France is the exception.