Sector Central government and implementing agencies
Policy that works in implementation.
Test with implementing agencies whether policy is workable before it takes effect, and hear what it takes to make it work.
Where it applies 3 moments
Where the dialogue fits in government
Consult on, evaluate and make policy workable, from citizens to the dialogue between central government and implementing agencies.
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Central government and implementing agencies
Those who make policy rarely have the sharpest view of how it plays out in practice. The professionals at implementing agencies do. Test new policy for workability before it takes effect.
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Evaluate what works
Evaluate existing policy with the people who implement it every day: what works, where does it get stuck and what is needed to adjust?
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Co-creation that makes policy practical
Work out together with the people in implementation how new policy should work in practice.
Dialogue calendar 3 moments
One calendar, aligned with the cycle you already have
The report shows per group who you reached, from policy directorate to implementing agency, and holds up as substantiation of the process.
| Moment | Dialogue | What it delivers |
|---|---|---|
| New policy before introduction | Implementation dialogue | Workability test with preconditions |
| Evaluation of existing policy | Policy dialogue (evaluation) | What works and what does not, with support |
| Broad consultation | Broadening dialogue | Testing with a much larger group |
Questions from government
Is your question not listed? Ask it in an introductory call.
Does this also work between layers of government?
Yes. Central government and implementing agencies consult each other anonymously on the workability of policy. That way professionals can say freely what is needed.
Does this replace our formal consultation?
No, it deepens it. You hear the why behind the responses and see which preconditions are widely shared.
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