A strategy for analysis in government (2025 to 2028)
Learn about the new strategy, the role every analyst has to play to deliver it, and why you should rightfully be proud to be gov analyst
Date and time
Location
Online
Good to know
Highlights
- 1 hour
- Online
About this event
A strategy for analysis in government
Analysis Function Central Team
Join this session to learn about the newly published "A strategy for analysis in government (2025 to 2028)".
The session will highlight the importance of the new strategy, which sets the direction for analysis across government over the next three years.
The session will showcase:
- the resources and opportunities that are available through the Analysis Function to help government analysts get even better at their jobs than they already are
- the role every government analyst has a role to play to help deliver the strategy
- why every government analyst should be proud of their roles, and also be proud vicariously of the achievement their peers
The event also marks the launch of this year’s Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards, celebrating excellence in government analysis.
About the presenters
Emma Rourke is Acting National Statistician and Head of the Analysis Function. Read more about Emma on the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Leadership Team page: Our leaders and their roles and responsibilities
About the Analysis Function
- The Analysis Function has around 17,000 members working across analysis professions and government departments
- Every government analyst is considered to be a member of the Analysis Function. Our members include actuaries, digital and data analysts, data scientists, economists, geographers, operational researchers, social researchers, stastisticians, dual badged, and unaffiliated analysts
- Follow us on Eventbrite to be the first to find out about new events
- Follow us on X @gov_analysis and connect with us on LinkedIn
Frequently asked questions
No. We do not routinely record events as we've found attending live events where you can interact is preferable. We will publish 'learning outcomes' from AiG Month sessions after events, so you can find out more about any useful links, articles, suggested learning, tools and so on.
Analysis Function events are designed for and often delivered by UK government analysts. They are open to all to attend however, including the general public, so if you're interested in analysis there will be something for you.
The Analysis Function is one of several cross-government functions tackling the big issues across the entire civil service. Other government functions include Finance Function, HR Function, and Commercial Function. All government analysts are considered to be members of the Analysis Function
Organised by
Followers
--
Events
--
Hosting
--