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Practical guidance for senior civil servants and team leaders applying systems approaches to complex policy problems
How to use systems thinking to drive improved outcomes in complex situations.
Dstl exploits the latest in robotics and AI to create effective and trustworthy uncrewed platforms and autonomous systems for the UK’s security and defence.
These principles describe how the government should manage legacy technology.
Guidance on systems thinking for scientists and engineers in government.
This plan sets how we will transition to a smart, flexible, decarbonised energy system.
A guide and set of resources to support local authorities with implementing a whole systems approach to address obesity and promote a healthy weight.
Government funding for innovation in smart energy systems and technologies
Innovation to help optimise the role of humans in Human Machine Interfaces
Foresight project looking at the the transport challenges which the UK will face between now and 2050.
This Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office position paper sets out our approach to help build strong, resilient and inclusive health systems around the world.
The Systems Unit helps people across the public sector apply systems thinking to complex problems. It does this through an approach called the Strategic Framework.
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