Navigating the Crisis: How Governments Used Intelligence for Decision Making During the COVID-19 Pandemic
This study examines how governments — and the societies around them — mobilised intelligence to handle the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects.
Article type: Report
Monkeypox and Social Science Issues: ESRC IPPO Project Launches Next Stage with Call For Participation
IPPO is pleased to announce the launch of Knowing and Evidencing Monkeypox: A Rapid Policy-Focused Study of Community Organising, Communication, and Vaccine Engagements. This ESRC-funded project sees the International Public Policy Observatory collaborating with...
How Policymakers Responded to Mental Health Issues During the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Professor Sir Geoff Mulgan, Engagement Lead and Co-Investigator of IPPO and Professor Muiris MacCarthaigh, Policy Engagement Lead for Northern Ireland, with contributions from the wider IPPO team. This paper accompanies a systematic evidence...
How Governments Organised and Used Domestic Intelligence During the Covid-19 Pandemic
We’re investigating how effectively governments organised intelligence to help them make the right decisions during the pandemic
Homelessness: what can we learn from the pandemic’s surprising success story?
A new report reveals how homelessness was one of the ‘success’ stories of the pandemic – and sets out the lessons for the long term. By the Centre for Homelessness Impact and IPPO Cities.
