Build on your existing policy analysis skills with a comprehensive overview on how to generate a broad range of policy options to address new or existing policy challenges in a changing environment.
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Course Description
- As a practiced Policy Analyst, you understand the importance of good policy advice in your work. In Policy 2: Policy-making in a Changing Environment, we will help you take your policy-making skills to the next level so that you can better navigate the complex policy landscape to create the conditions for success.
- We will support you and your understanding of the range of challenges facing policy analysts and the emerging skills and new competencies required for you to succeed.
- Our experienced facilitators will lead you through the importance of evidence-based analysis and will offer you, and give you time to practice, concrete strategies to deal with real-world pressures that can limit your ability to undertake such pressures.
- At the end of this half-day webinar, you will better understand the use of political savvy and “reframing” strategies to better align your analysis with the government’s priority issues. You will have a comprehensive overview on how to generate a broad range of policy options to address new or existing policy challenges.
- This webinar is the second in a 3-part suite that can be taken together or as stand-alone offerings. Policy 1: Reviewing the Fundamentals, Policy 2: Policy-making in a Changing Environment, and Policy 3: Behavioural “Nudge” Economics each build upon each other to help you craft the skills needed to succeed. Policy 2 targets more experienced policy analysts, managers and beginner analysts who have completed the foundational Policy 1: Reviewing the Fundamentals webinar.
Learning Objectives:
- You will expand on your learnings from Policy 1: Reviewing the Fundamentals or from your work experience.
- You will explore the range of challenges facing policy analysts and the emerging skills and new competencies required for success.
- You will learn about and practice the use of political savvy and “reframing” strategies to better align your analysis with the government’s priority issues
- You will learn how to and practice generating a broad range of policy options to address new or existing policy challenges.
