Recently I was introduced to a method called comparative judgement (CJ) and it’s reshaped how I think about fairness, performance and what “good” looks like.

You’re not alone. You can live well with worry. You can experience joy, show up fully, and still have moments where the “what ifs” knock at the door. That doesn’t make you weak — it makes you human.

At the heart of this challenge was communication. The Office of Innovation, tasked with developing an informational microsite and outreach materials, asked a critical question early in the process: ...

Take the small wins. For example, send emails using your own tone and language (provided it's appropriate, of course). Taking some ownership and control of what you can send feels good, especially if ...

Welcome to the Systems Thinking in Government community of practice. You now have access to conversations, insights, ideas and resources on the application of systems thinking in government from your ...

The culture in your organization can often feel like a headwind, making everything more difficult. While the problems may be historic, the responsibility for – and benefits of -- resolving them lie ...

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 ...

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 piece was written by Carlos Santiso, Director for Digital Innovation in Government at the Development Bank of Latin America. For more like this, see our digital government newsfeed. In ...

Reimagining Government is a podcast where we shine a light on government changemakers around the world, who are pushing beyond the current debate about what government does, in order to address the ...

Visitors to Norway often remark on the number of men pushing prams around its streets. And since the summer of 2018, those pram-pushing days have been growing longer, and not just because of the ...

As part of the recently launched Government AI Campus, Apolitical is publishing a series of articles exploring AI adoption in government. These articles take on many forms, from op-eds written by ...