Why we finally need to face up to information fatigue in 2019 (and 3 ways to do it) Insight | 9 January 2019 | Caroline Cassidy We need to radically rethink our communications in 2019 and beyond. Know your audience, listen to them more, and make your messages more participatory. Read and comment
The pros and cons of creating research-based long-forms Insight | 9 November 2018 | Helen Dempster Long-form content can help think tanks tell engaging stories. But as it's costly to produce, ensure it's the right tool to reach your target audience. Read and comment
9 bad things you do (but know you shouldn’t) in research communications Comment | 9 February 2018 | Caroline Cassidy 9 bad things you do (but know you shouldn’t) in research communications Read and comment
Communications monitoring, evaluation and learning toolkit Toolkits | January 2018 | Caroline Cassidy and Louise Ball A toolkit to measure and learn from your communications work. Downloads
Low Emission Development Strategies Global Partnership (LEDS GP) Projects | December 2017 LEDS GP facilitates peer learning, technical cooperation and information exchange for designing and implementing low emission development strategies. Find out more
Evidence-informed decision-making in a complex world Public event | 6 March 2017 16:00 - 17:30 GMT This event features a diverse panel debate exploring the relationship between evidence and decision-making in a complex world. Find out more
Six communications trends NGOs should follow in 2016 Comment | 4 January 2016 | Caroline Cassidy From virtual reality to moving beyond the website – six trends in development communications to look out for in 2016. Read and comment
Probing for proof, plausibility, principle and possibility: a new approach to assessing evidence in a systematic evidence review Journal articles or issues | January 2016 | Anouk S. Rigterink and Mareike Schomerus This article aims to provide an alternative framework that allows for a less exclusionary, yet policy-practical, way of assessing evidence. Download
The elusive search for a knowledge to policy framework Articles and blogs | November 2015 | Arnaldo Pellini It’s tempting to look for an all-encompassing approach to get research into policy-making, but we need multiple approaches that break down the complexities and organise our planning. Downloads
Three tips to present research to governments Comment | 27 August 2015 | Louise Shaxson Advising governments can be difficult: it means speaking some inconvenient truths. Read and comment
