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Course Outline
The Essence of Evidence-Based Decision-Making
- Defining key terms and differentiating between data-informed and data-driven approaches.
- Case studies of evidence-based decisions within public administration.
- Identifying standard sources of proof in governmental settings.
Retrieving and Evaluating Data
- Selecting pertinent metrics, indicators, and reporting tools.
- Assessing the dependability and thoroughness of available data.
- Comprehending data origins and inherent constraints.
Formulating Effective Inquiries
- Structuring decisions and articulating information requirements.
- Determining what to request from data teams, analysts, or dashboard interfaces.
- Refining objectives prior to data exploration.
Deciphering Data Insights
- Interpreting tables, visual graphics, and dashboard outputs.
- Distinguishing between correlation and causation.
- Identifying missing elements, outliers, and potential biases.
Integrating Data into Practical Decisions
- Leveraging evidence to reinforce or adjust policy proposals.
- Balancing trade-offs and risks when data is incomplete.
- Recording the logic behind decisions in memos, briefs, or presentations.
Conveying and Defending Outcomes
- Using data narratives to engage non-technical stakeholders.
- Incorporating transparency into recommendations.
- Addressing scrutiny or criticism with supporting evidence.
Wrap-Up and Future Directions
Requirements
- Background experience in public policy, program execution, or service administration.
- Acknowledgment of government protocols or decision-making workflows.
- Assurance in analyzing charts, reports, or key performance metrics.
Intended Audience
- Policy and program specialists.
- Public sector administrators and managers.
- Government leaders and strategic planners.
7 Hours
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