Publications

If you require an accessible version please contact [email protected] and cite "Behaviour and Sentiment July 2022 Update" as a reference.

Denny Kudrna from the Regulatory Stewardship Team at the Treasury delivered this presentation at the Policy Project's August 2021 forum on policy and law.

Matthew Green from the Legislation Design and Advisory Committee delivered this presentation at the August 2021 Policy Forum held by the Policy Project.

This presentation sets out the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agency's priorities in motivating a generation to take climate positive action.

The Auckland City Council's presentation on encouraging sustainable food choices.

This is a presentation from Behavioural Science Aotearoa on a partnered approach to clearing Warrants to Arrest.

The purpose of this briefing is to outline the findings and recommendations from a mid-term review of the 2019 $1.9bn mental health and addiction package, commissioned by the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Health on 2 July 2021.

As part of its work on Commitment 5 of the Open Government Partnership 2018−2021 National Action Plan, the Policy Project carried out a survey of policy advisors, community representatives and their networks, and engagement specialists.

This White Paper provides an overview of the upcoming reform of the health and disability system.

These fact sheets are published in Te Reo Māori as part of the Health and Disability System Review.

These fact sheets are published in English as part of the Health and Disability System Review.

These standards will help you assess and improve the quality of your agency’s written policy and other advice, and whether it is fit for purpose.

This resource describes the main features of the Policy Capability Framework and explains how to apply the review tool to improve policy capability.

A case study of Inland Revenue’s experience of applying the Policy Capability Framework, and their commitment to using it as a health check every six months.

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This is the HTML version of the Guide to the Ministerial Policy Satisfaction Survey, also available as PDF.

This tool applies the Policy Skills Framework, which describes the knowledge, applied skills, and behaviour expected of policy practitioners.

The Policy Skills Framework describes the knowledge, applied skills, and behaviour policy practitioners require to be able to produce quality advice.

The Green Light Framework below lets you record the things you learned during the Exploration phase. The Framework can be used to seek agreement and authorisation, and should be iterated over time as required.