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What is Data-Informed Decision-Making?

  • Key definitions and distinctions: data-informed vs data-driven
  • Examples of data-informed decisions in public administration
  • Common sources of evidence in government contexts

Accessing and Assessing Data

  • Identifying relevant metrics, indicators, and reports
  • Evaluating the reliability and completeness of data
  • Understanding data provenance and limitations

Asking the Right Questions

  • Framing decisions and defining information needs
  • What to ask of data teams, analysts, or dashboards
  • Clarifying objectives before diving into data

Understanding What the Data Says

  • Interpreting tables, visualizations, and dashboards
  • Recognizing correlation vs causation
  • Spotting gaps, anomalies, and biases

Applying Data to Real Decisions

  • Using evidence to support or refine a policy recommendation
  • Weighing tradeoffs and risks with partial data
  • Documenting rationale in memos, briefs, or presentations

Communicating and Defending Decisions

  • Storytelling with data for non-technical stakeholders
  • Building transparency into your recommendations
  • Responding to challenges or scrutiny with evidence

Summary and Next Steps

Wymagania

  • General experience in public policy, program delivery, or service management
  • Familiarity with government processes or decision-making workflows
  • Comfort interpreting charts, reports, or key performance indicators

Audience

  • Policy and program analysts
  • Public administrators and managers
  • Government decision-makers and strategic planners
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