Transcription of Guide to Policy Analysis - Europa
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Guide to Policy Analysis2 Guide to Policy AnalysisCONTENTS1. INTRODUCTION 32. A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR Policy Analysis Key notions The anaytical process Connecting the dots: guidance for good-quality Analysis 203. AN IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK FOR Policy Analysis Reality check and consultations Evidence and common sense A word on involvement and ownership Analysis in real-life conditions: typical challenges 324. INSTEAD OF CONCLUSION 345. THE PRACTICE OF Policy Analysis : EXAMPLES FROM THE WORK OF PARTNER COUNTRIES WITH THE ETF Analysis in support of setting the agenda: the ETF s PRIME assessment of VET policies for female employability in Jordan 38 Analysis in support of Policy formulation: foresight through the ETF FRAME project for South Eastern Europe and Turkey Analysis in support of Policy implementation: assessment of MTDs under the Riga Conclusions in Serbia Analysis in support of monitoring of pro
challenges, such as youth unemployment, migration, or resource shortages. This guide cannot resolve the complexities and trade-offs inherent in policy making, but it can help those involved to make the best of the available evidence and policy options, and ‘professionalise’ (ETF, 2013a) the analytical process.
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