How to communicate research for policy influence. Toolkit No.2: Policy briefs

This toolkit examines research communication, how to write briefs, how to engage with the media, online tools and data visualisation

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
1 January 2013
Document Type:
Tool kit
Theme:
Research Communication and Uptake
First published:
1 January 2013
Authors:
Weyrauch, V. and D'Agostino, J.

Abstract

Under the Spaces for Engagement: using knowledge to improve public decisions programme, GDNet and CIPPEC have produced different types of resources addressing the link between research and policy, and aiming at building southern researchers capacity to maximize their research uptake. The toolkit 鈥楬ow to communicate research for policy influence鈥� addresses different aspects and tools on research communication for policy influence: what research communication is about; how to write effective policy briefs; how to engage with the media; online tools and data visualization for research communication, among others.

This toolkit is available in English and Spanish (Gu铆a 2 Los documentos de pol铆ticas p煤blicas).

Citation

Weyrauch, V.; D鈥橝gostino, J. How to communicate research for policy influence. Toolkit No.2: Policy briefs. CIPPEC, Buenos Aires, Argentina (2013) 8 pp.

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