All posts tagged "podcast"

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  What is the institutional imperative – and why does it matter for evaluation in government (and everything else)?

  In the fifth and final episode of the Government Transformed 2.0 podcast, David Halpern rejoins Richard Johnstone and Nicholas Gruen to discuss the efficacy of evaluative processes in government, and

  • Posted March 26, 2026
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  Exploring the benefits and challenges of public-private digital partnerships in public health and beyond

  Governments around the world are focusing on how to use technology to deliver better public services, and this episode of Global Government Forum’s Government Transformed 2.0 podcast series explores the progress and challenges of government

  • Posted March 12, 2026
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  2024 wrapped: revisit Global Government Forum’s top podcasts

  From remembering the heyday of the UK Digital Academy to looking ahead at the hurdles public service leaders face in 2025, here’s our pick of the best podcasts from this

  • Posted December 30, 2024
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  Podcast: How the US federal government is getting ready for the new president

  The US presidential election, won by Donald Trump, is the most consequential election of this ‘year of democracy’. In this special podcast, Global Government Forum webinar chair Siobhan Benita discusses

  • Posted November 26, 2024
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  Gain and maintain: how government can build trust in the era of digital transformation

  “One of the things about trust is it takes a long time to build and can be lost in a split second.” In our latest episode of the Government Transformed

  • Posted February 22, 2024
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  ‘We put a lot of effort into not becoming a centralised obstacle’: how government digital agencies can drive transformation

  Most countries have a digital transformation strategy for government, but what is the role of central digital units in helping turn those ambitions into reality? In the latest episode of

  • Posted February 15, 2024
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  “I always knew that my anchor was health”: GGF’s latest Leading Questions podcast with former UK health department chief, Dame Una O’Brien

  In this episode of Leading Questions, Una O’Brien, who was permanent secretary of the UK Department of Health between 2010 and 2016, joins podcast host Siobhan Benita for a chat

  • Posted August 10, 2023
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  ‘Find your references, your mirrors and your mentors’: GGF’s Leading Questions podcast with the Spanish government’s deputy director of learning, Israel Pastor Sainz-Pardo

  In this episode of Leading Questions, podcast host Siobhan Benita speaks know-how and knock-backs with the deputy director of learning at Spain’s National Institute of Public Administration. Israel Pastor has

  • Posted June 29, 2023
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  ‘Empowering people with a sense of possibility’: GGF’s Leading Questions podcast with New Zealand’s former public service chief Iain Rennie

  Global Government Forum’s latest Leading Questions podcast features Iain Rennie, whose decades-long public service career culminated in eight years as New Zealand’s state services commissioner. In this episode, Iain tells

  • Posted June 1, 2023
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  ‘Serve your country – you will never regret it’: listen to GGF’s latest Leading Questions podcast with the White House’s Noreen Hecmanczuk

  In the first of our Leading Questions podcasts to feature an American federal government leader, Noreen Hecmanczuk reflects on a long and diverse career in public service – a career

  • Posted May 4, 2023
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