Strengthening The Role of Communication in Evidence-Informed Policy

David Budtz Pedersen

Strengthening The Role of Communication in Evidence-Informed Policy

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Communicating trusted and actionable knowledge is more important than ever. It helps us address global challenges such as climate change, migration and public health within a context of complexity, uncertainties and rapid changes. At the same time there are signs of a growing public distrust in experts and government institutions, sometimes exacerbated by lack of clarity, openness and transparency. The need for greater mutual understanding between science and policy – as well as the wider public – is a key challenge for present-day democracies. This paper explores how stakeholders can together across boundaries and create safe interfaces between science, policy and society while securing social acceptability of evidence-informed policy-making.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Building Back Wiser: Knowledge, Policy and Public in Dialogue
Editors	Kristiann Allen, Naomi Simon-Kumar, Grant Mills
Place of Publication	International Network for Government Science Advice
Publication date	2022
Pages	72
Publication status	Published - 2022

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INGSA is a New Zealand-based International Organisation hosted at the University of Auckland and operating under the auspices of the International Science Council.

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Building Back Wiser: Knowledge, Policy and Public in Dialogue. ed. / Kristiann Allen; Naomi Simon-Kumar; Grant Mills. International Network for Government Science Advice, 2022. p. 72.

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