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Duration 7 hours
Course Outline
Defining Evidence-Based Decision-Making
- Core definitions and the distinction between evidence-based and data-driven approaches
- Case studies of evidence-based decisions in public administration
- Typical evidence sources within government settings
Locating and Evaluating Data
- Pinpointing relevant metrics, indicators, and reports
- Assessing data reliability and completeness
- Comprehending data origins and inherent constraints
Posing the Right Questions
- Structuring decisions and identifying information requirements
- Determining what to request from data teams, analysts, or dashboards
- Clarifying goals before engaging with the data
Deciphering Data Insights
- Analyzing tables, visualizations, and dashboards
- Distinguishing correlation from causation
- Detecting gaps, anomalies, and potential biases
Implementing Data in Real-World Decisions
- Using evidence to back or modify policy recommendations
- Balancing tradeoffs and risks when data is incomplete
- Documenting the rationale in memos, briefs, or presentations
Conveying and Justifying Decisions
- Using data storytelling for non-technical stakeholders
- Incorporating transparency into recommendations
- Addressing scrutiny or challenges with solid evidence
Conclusion and Future Steps
Requirements
- Background in public policy, program execution, or service oversight
- Acquaintance with governmental procedures or decision-making protocols
- Confidence in reading charts, reports, and key performance indicators
Target Audience
- Policy and program analysts
- Public administrators and managers
- Government decision-makers and strategic planners
Testimonials (3)
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Hands-on examples allowed us to get an actual feel for how the program works. Good explanations and integration of theoretical concepts and how they relate to practical applications.
