Connecting Policy and Delivery in Sheffield
Ministers announced a new grassroots approach to policymaking for the opportunity mission, focusing on South Yorkshire.
To improve policy and delivery, the government aims to get civil service policy professionals "away from their desks" and onto the front line of service delivery.
- The "Community Mission Challenge" was launched in June by then-Cabinet Office minister Georgia Gould.
- Three government campuses - Darlington, Leeds, and Sheffield - were allocated one of prime minister Keir Starmer's "missions" to work on.
- This work is done in conjunction with nearby local authorities and academics.
Getting civil service policy professionals "away from their desks" and onto the front line of service delivery
Author's summary: Sheffield is implementing a new approach to policymaking.
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