Teodor Grama
@TeodorGrama123research assistant, civil service & policymaking @instituteforgov
This will be a great event and we’ll learn a lot about what public sector reform under the new government might mean. Sign up below to come along!
EVENT: In conversation with Cat Little, Civil Service Chief Operating Officer 🗓️Monday 02 Dec, 15.00 We are pleased to welcome @clittle010 for an in conversation with @DrHannahWhite on the reforms needed to improve the capability of the civil service 🔗instituteforgovernment.org.uk/event/cat-litt…
"It's a mistake that the person chairing each mission board is from the department responsible for delivering it." @michaelgove discusses levelling up and the lessons Labour should learn for delivering its missions. 📺 Watch the event instituteforgovernment.org.uk/event/public-s…
Some snaps from yesterday's IfG public services conference. 📸 We were joined by @michaelgove @JamesTCobbler @PreetKGillMP @BrineHealth @DavidGauke @NickyMorgan01 @LordBlunkett and more. Watch or listen to all the discussions 📺🎧instituteforgovernment.org.uk/event/public-s…
My first comment with @nehal_davison and the @instituteforgov policy making team is out! This forms part of series on how the government can learn lessons from past policy to turn their manifesto promises into tangible results
Turning manifesto promises into tangible results: the independent sentencing review What can the government learn from New Labour’s pensions review for its sentencing review? 👉Read the comment from @nehal_davison and @BCA_Allen: instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publication/se…
How does funding given to schools in the budget compare to that for other public services? A short thread on the findings of our latest report, out this morning 🧵
Up next, Prof Naomi Fulop, @UCL_IEHC joins @instituteforgov panel on 'Reform or repair? What next for health and social care?' Tuesday 12 November, 10:45–11:45 Watch the live stream now instituteforgovernment.org.uk/event/public-s…
Very exciting to see @hmtreasury has published its Areas of Research Interest - this should help researchers outside govt identify the questions policymakers most need answers to, to help inform fiscal and economic policy and help target research funding assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67320709…
😣 Keir Starmer has faced a difficult early period in power @JordanUrban10 and @AlexGAThomas explain why the prime minister could make his life easier by re-arranging the centre of government politicshome.com/news/article/k…
Lots of good @instituteforgov stuff here
As political cabinet (dress code: casual) wraps up… The missions are back! thetimes.com/article/0c7005…
Trump’s election has immediate consequences for the British state. The securocracy will deal with a very different America. Labour’s agenda becomes harder to deliver. And the new US ambassador must be able to navigate Mar-a-Lago. Me for @instituteforgov instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/donald…
"The Treasury ought to be the cheerleader for this." Moira Wallace, former perm sec, discusses the roles of government departments in delivering a shift towards a more preventative approach to public services. Watch or listen to the full event 📺🎧instituteforgovernment.org.uk/event/preventi…
The Chancellor announced at the Budget that she would be moving to a Public Sector Net Financial Liabilities rule (PSNFL - known as persnuffle to many economists). @gemmatetlow explains the thinking behind the move ⤵️
Trust me that I say other stuff too
Is Rachel Reeves’ budget bad – or good – for business? @Gilesyb says it is far too soon to make judgments about what it means for business instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/rachel…
Brilliant to see our report feature in this list - and in great company with others I've enjoyed this year.
Congratulations to @instituteforgov Their report: From the Ground Up. How the government can build more homes has been selected by our Editorial Panel as one of the 'must read' reports of 2024, thinkhouse.org.uk/reports/2024/ #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy
Rachel Reeves has made welcome changes to the fiscal rules @gemmatetlow says Reeves has made some long-overdue improvements to the fiscal rules and framework – but like her predecessors, the chancellor has left herself little headroom instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/rachel…
My take for @instituteforgov A genuinely big budget that aligns the government’s fiscal numbers more closely with their rhetoric and ambition instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/rachel…
But in the longer-run, the OBR judges that public investment boosts potential output, including by crowding in complementary private investment. Really helpful to see the longer-term impacts considered, rather than just focussing on the near term impacts.
What does Rachel Reeves' budget mean for public services? @NJ_Davies says an accelerated schools rebuilding programme and higher NHS capital budget is a welcome step after decades of underinvestment. 📖Read our report on fixing public services for more instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publication/fi…
Two charts that show this is a genuinely consequential budget that changes the direction on spending
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