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SUMMARY:How to strengthen evidence-based policy making? Strategic positioni
 ng within government
DESCRIPTION:Scientifically sound analyses cannot replace the political deci
 sion-making process. But they can provide the basis for better-informed dec
 isions - provided they are introduced at the right time. For politics and s
 cience to cooperate effectively, appropriate structures are needed. The sec
 ond online roundtable on international best practice models looks at ways t
 o improve the infrastructure for evidence-based policy making.\n\nGuests in
 clude Dr Mona Nemer, Chief Science Advisor to the Canadian Government, Dr J
 eromin Zettelmeyer, Director of the think tank Bruegel, former Deputy Head 
 of Department at the International Monetary Fund and former Director-Genera
 l and Chief Economist at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Ener
 gy. As a German best practice, Dr. Kai Hielscher, Head of the Regulatory Sa
 ndboxes Coordinating Office, will present the Regulatory Sandboxes. The exp
 erimental spaces for innovative technologies, products or services, which a
 re limited in time and often in space, provide the basis for further develo
 ping the legal framework in an evidence-based manner. As a British best pra
 ctice, we get to know the work of the Evaluation Task Force presented by Mi
 riam Styrnol, Senior Evaluation Advisor. Established in 2020 as a joint ini
 tiative of the Cabinet Office and the Treasury, it undertakes a variety of 
 activities to support government departments in impact evaluation.\n\nIn a 
 question and answer session afterwards, the audience is invited to particip
 ate in the discussion.\n\nThe "Initiative for Evidence-Based Policy Making"
 , represented by Prof. Regina T. Riphahn ML and Prof. Monika Schnitzer, has
  been working for several years in various ways to strengthen the exchange 
 between science and politics. The aim of the initiative is to overcome inst
 itutional barriers and pave the way for "more evidence" in political decisi
 on-making processes.\n\nML = Member of the Leopoldina\n\nFurther Informatio
 n\n\nWatch the video\n\nContact\n\nLena Diekmann Project Coordinator Presid
 ent's Office E-Mail: lena.diekmann@leopoldina.org Tel.: +49 (0)30 203 89 97
  416
LOCATION:Online
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