Michael Sanders is Professor of Public Policy and has worked for and with the majority of the UK's What Works Centres. Jonathan Breckon is visiting Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London and has worked with or for the majority of the UK’s What Works Centres.

• Foreword – David HalpernPart 11. The Scene Is Set – Michael Sanders and Jonathan Breckon2. How Did We Get Here? What Works in the UK? A Personal Journey – Jonathan Breckon and Annette Boaz3. The role of NICE in the evidence-based health system – Nick Timmins4. What Works in Crime and Policing: Getting Closer to the Frontline – Rachel Tuffin5. The Education Endowment Foundation: Building the Role of Evidence in the Education System – Harry Madgwick, Becky Francis and Jonathan Kay6. Audiences First, Evidence Second – Lessons From the Early Intervention Foundation – Jo Casebourne7. Overcoming the Youth Employment Evidence Challenge – Jane Colechin, Catherine Fitzgerald, Chris Goulden, Ryan Howsham and Anna Round8. ‘Pulling Rather Than Pushing’: a Demand-Led Approach to Evidence Mobilisation – Steve Martin9. The What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth: Some Lessons From the First Ten Years – Danielle Mason, Max Nathan and Henry G. OvermanPart 210. Criticisms and Challenges of the What Works Centres – Michael Sanders and Jonathan Breckon11. Higher Aspirations: Growing From a University Home to an Independent Body – Eliza Kozman and Omar Khan12. Using Evidence To End Homelessness – Ligia Teixeira13. Scaling Up: Taking ‘What Works’ to the Next Level – Jane Lewis, Eleanor Ott and Robyn Mildon14. Measuring What Matters – Nancy Hey15. Bringing It All Together: The Future of Evidence Synthesis – David Gough and Sandy Oliver16. Frontiers in Equality – Ella Whelan and Michael Sanders17. Evidence at the Grassroots – Ben Linton18. Conclusion – Jonathan Breckon and Michael Sanders

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Michael Sanders is Professor of Public Policy and has worked for and with the majority of the UK's What Works Centres. Jonathan Breckon is visiting Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London and has worked with or for the majority of the UK’s What Works Centres.

• Foreword – David HalpernPart 11. The Scene Is Set – Michael Sanders and Jonathan Breckon2. How Did We Get Here? What Works in the UK? A Personal Journey – Jonathan Breckon and Annette Boaz3. The role of NICE in the evidence-based health system – Nick Timmins4. What Works in Crime and Policing: Getting Closer to the Frontline – Rachel Tuffin5. The Education Endowment Foundation: Building the Role of Evidence in the Education System – Harry Madgwick, Becky Francis and Jonathan Kay6. Audiences First, Evidence Second – Lessons From the Early Intervention Foundation – Jo Casebourne7. Overcoming the Youth Employment Evidence Challenge – Jane Colechin, Catherine Fitzgerald, Chris Goulden, Ryan Howsham and Anna Round8. ‘Pulling Rather Than Pushing’: a Demand-Led Approach to Evidence Mobilisation – Steve Martin9. The What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth: Some Lessons From the First Ten Years – Danielle Mason, Max Nathan and Henry G. OvermanPart 210. Criticisms and Challenges of the What Works Centres – Michael Sanders and Jonathan Breckon11. Higher Aspirations: Growing From a University Home to an Independent Body – Eliza Kozman and Omar Khan12. Using Evidence To End Homelessness – Ligia Teixeira13. Scaling Up: Taking ‘What Works’ to the Next Level – Jane Lewis, Eleanor Ott and Robyn Mildon14. Measuring What Matters – Nancy Hey15. Bringing It All Together: The Future of Evidence Synthesis – David Gough and Sandy Oliver16. Frontiers in Equality – Ella Whelan and Michael Sanders17. Evidence at the Grassroots – Ben Linton18. Conclusion – Jonathan Breckon and Michael Sanders

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Michael Sanders is Professor of Public Policy and has worked for and with the majority of the UK's What Works Centres. Jonathan Breckon is visiting Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London and has worked with or for the majority of the UK’s What Works Centres.

• Foreword – David HalpernPart 11. The Scene Is Set – Michael Sanders and Jonathan Breckon2. How Did We Get Here? What Works in the UK? A Personal Journey – Jonathan Breckon and Annette Boaz3. The role of NICE in the evidence-based health system – Nick Timmins4. What Works in Crime and Policing: Getting Closer to the Frontline – Rachel Tuffin5. The Education Endowment Foundation: Building the Role of Evidence in the Education System – Harry Madgwick, Becky Francis and Jonathan Kay6. Audiences First, Evidence Second – Lessons From the Early Intervention Foundation – Jo Casebourne7. Overcoming the Youth Employment Evidence Challenge – Jane Colechin, Catherine Fitzgerald, Chris Goulden, Ryan Howsham and Anna Round8. ‘Pulling Rather Than Pushing’: a Demand-Led Approach to Evidence Mobilisation – Steve Martin9. The What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth: Some Lessons From the First Ten Years – Danielle Mason, Max Nathan and Henry G. OvermanPart 210. Criticisms and Challenges of the What Works Centres – Michael Sanders and Jonathan Breckon11. Higher Aspirations: Growing From a University Home to an Independent Body – Eliza Kozman and Omar Khan12. Using Evidence To End Homelessness – Ligia Teixeira13. Scaling Up: Taking ‘What Works’ to the Next Level – Jane Lewis, Eleanor Ott and Robyn Mildon14. Measuring What Matters – Nancy Hey15. Bringing It All Together: The Future of Evidence Synthesis – David Gough and Sandy Oliver16. Frontiers in Equality – Ella Whelan and Michael Sanders17. Evidence at the Grassroots – Ben Linton18. Conclusion – Jonathan Breckon and Michael Sanders

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