To improve lives, we need policy systems that can listen, learn and adjust. Bayesian methods combined with changing technology offer a new pathway to address persistent challenges by informing decisions and evaluating success.
Sally Cripps, Ben Gales and Anna Lopatnikova
Timothy Heffernan, Mittul Vahanvati and David Sanderson
Bahareh Berenjforoush Azar, Camille Dickson-Deane & Eva Cheng
10 July 2025
To improve lives, we need policy systems that can listen, learn and adjust. Bayesian methods combined with changing technology offer a new pathway to address persistent challenges by informing decisions and evaluating success.
Sally Cripps, Ben Gales and Anna Lopatnikova
10 July 2025
To improve lives, we need policy systems that can listen, learn and adjust. Bayesian methods combined with changing technology offer a new pathway to address persistent challenges by informing decisions and evaluating success.
Sally Cripps, Ben Gales and Anna Lopatnikova
7 July 2025
Writing for The Policymaker is a pathway to policy influence through in-depth analysis, well-explained ideas and collaborative editorial support.
Hugh Piper
2 July 2025
After disasters, housing recovery uses what’s immediately available, such as transportable cabins, motels, campgrounds and government lots. These stopgaps help in the short-term but also expose the extent of fragility in the housing system. What if instead we saw housing as critical infrastructure post-disaster?
Timothy Heffernan, Mittul Vahanvati and David Sanderson