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The NHS made historic productivity gains of 15% between 2010 and 2018. Policymakers shouldn’t forget that these were fuelled in part by discretionary effort and that basic improvements in workforce management could help it rise again. NHS productivity finally looks to be recovering, but hospital productivity remains substantially lower than…
Larissa Stolar is a Methods Advisor on BIT’s Latin America and Caribbean team. Her work centers on supporting evaluations across the region, applying quantitative research methods to drive impactful social change. Before joining BIT, Larissa spent five years in the philanthropy sector, focusing on evaluating education policies. She coordinated research…
New report with the LEGO Group explores how governments can regulate digital technology to boost children's well-being, moving beyond harm prevention to shaping markets for good
How simple design tweaks on product sheets in Thailand improved loan literacy.
Pauline is an Associate advisor in the Paris office where she is currently researching organisational behaviour and team dynamics, as part of her Masters in Cognitive Science at the Ecole Normale Supérieure. Before resuming her studies and joining BIT, Pauline was head of Public Innovation in the French central administration…
Our latest research on smoking and vaping highlights the need for public health interventions to address misconceptions and respond to people's reasons for quitting.
BIT's new report explores how Singapore has become one of the world’s most effective bureaucracies. Through conversations with nine top Singaporean officials, this report identifies key themes in their success.
Vy is an Advisor in the Energy, Environment and Sustainability team. Prior to joining BIT, Vy worked as a behavioural science researcher at BeHive Consulting, where she led projects across public and private sectors, focusing on initiatives that promote sustainable development goals. She supported clients in addressing behavioural challenges using…
What are the benefits to my school? Free high-quality, evidence-informed resources for a notoriously tricky topic: electricity; Free bespoke CPD; Potential improvements in physics attainment; Reduced planning workload for your teachers; The opportunity for your school to be involved in cutting edge research to improve science educational outcomes. Certification for…
You can download the complete lesson materials for Lessons 1-8 via a zipped file: Evidence in Action All lessons (see instructions for unzipping them on Windows computers) Lesson 1: Making circuits This lesson lays the foundation for pupils understanding a circuit as a whole loop, rather than imagining a sequence…
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