SDGC14 DAY ONE - 5. What Can Design Bring to Government? by Andrea Siodmok
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The document discusses how design can be used in government policymaking. It describes the Policy Lab UK, which works with government departments to use design approaches to policy problems. The lab runs demonstration projects and lighter "Lab Light" projects to help policymakers use techniques like challenge setting, idea building and prototyping. The goal is to bring purposeful creativity to policymaking to create better outcomes and value for citizens.
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SDGC14 DAY ONE - 5. What Can Design Bring to Government? by Andrea Siodmok
- 1. SERVICE DESIGN GLOBAL CONFERENCE October 2014 | Stockholm what can design bring to government? Andrea Siodmok
- 2. What can design bring to government? Creating value for quality of life
- 3. Policy Lab UK Read more openpolicy.blog.gov.uk Or follow us on twitter @PolicyLabUK
- 5. Creating value for quality of life
- 6. Creating value for quality of life
- 7. Design = Purposeful Creativity
- 11. Design for Policy bring to government? 224 policies Foreign Policy Business / growth Policy Transport Policy Energy Policy Education Policy Farming Policy Environment Policy Youth Policy
- 12. Design for Policy bring to government? 224 policies Foreign Policy Business / growth Policy Transport Policy Energy Policy Education Policy Farming Policy Environment Policy Military Policy
- 13. Design Policy bring to government? 224 policies Foreign Policy Business / growth Policy Innovation Policy Design Policy Transport Policy Energy Policy Education Policy Farming Policy Environment Policy Youth Policy
- 14. Design Policy
- 15. About Policy Lab
- 21. Lab Light
- 28. How can we?
- 31. What if?
- 32. Building Ideas
- 36. Tools & Techniques Stages of design process Stages of Lab demonstrators Brief Discover scope Develop proposals Mandate Inputs Scope Options
- 37. Stages of design process Discover Define Deliver PURPOSE Goals Develop
- 40. With thanks to Lab partners, friends and industry experts The Policy Lab is funded by departments for departments, we are a small team supported by departmental secondees and external experts. We are part of the *RYHUQPHQW,QQRYDWLRQ*URXSZRUNLQJZLWKWKHDELQHW2IILFH¶V2SHQPolicy Making Team and the Policy Profession Support Unit. Demonstration projects: Home Office, Surrey and Sussex Police, Ministry of Justice and HMRC DWP. Lab Light projects: Deputy 3ULPH0LQLVWHU¶VOffice, Cabinet Office Horizons Scanning team, GO Science, DWP and Departmental Policy Schools. Design industry experts: Uscreates, Innovation Unit, Nonon, RedFront, Sea Communications and Public i. Events: Civil Service Live, Institute for Government. Advisors, friends and partners: Mindlab, GDS, Design Council, Nesta, and RSA and All Party Parliamentary Group on Design and Innovation. Policy Lab team: Paul Maltby, Dr Andrea Siodmok, Beatrice Andrews and Cat Drew. AHRC Research Fellow, Dr Lucy Kimbell. Special thanks to our interns from the Royal College of Art: Holly Mahoney, Iban Benzal and Valentina Lopez. [07 October 2014]