Head of the Government Analysis Function and National Statistician, Professor Sir Ian Diamond
Government analysis has always been so important, but the last year has truly highlighted this.
I am in awe of how, as a community, the UK’s analysts have risen to the challenges presented by the pandemic. I am extremely proud of what analysts across government have achieved and how everyone has helped highlight the importance of analysis in shaping our future. A true demonstration of what we can achieve when we work together.
After the year we have all had, connecting with other colleagues and reaching out to new colleagues is more important than ever which is why I am highlighting the first Analysis in Government month in May 2021. It is going to be a fantastic event and a real opportunity to shine a light on the importance and relevance of analysis today.
The month features a range of content including seminars, panel sessions, training events and blog posts. The campaign aims to engage with analysts working across government and encourage collaborative working by bringing the analytical community together.
The month is open to all members of the Government Analysis Function, local government analysts, aspiring analysts (both inside and outside of government) and anyone with an interest in government analysis for example, other civil servants, academics or analysts in non-government organisations.
I am honoured to be opening Analysis in Government Month on Tuesday 4 May at a launch event and taking part in a panel discussing the future of analysis in government. I will also be keeping up to date with all the latest news and webinars throughout the month and getting involved as much as possible, I encourage you all to do the same.
Please do join me and make the most of the connections and opportunities available to you.
Take some time to interact with @gov_analysis on Twitter, sign up to our monthly newsletter, check the latest news on our GOV.UK pages and start booking your place at our events on our EventBrite booking page
Please note: more events will be added nearer to the time.
I look forward to speaking to you on Tuesday 4 May.
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