Government
Measure, model and identify opportunities for better policy and programs
Make the most of data to create meaningful change in people’s lives
We assist government and other social sector organisations to make evidence-based, data-informed decisions that put their scarce resources to best use.
We deliver …
- Long-term pathway projection models
- Analysis of cross-sectoral linked data
- Quantitative evaluation and policy impact
- Social impact investment design and monitoring
- Service and workforce projection, and optimisation
- Performance measurement and risk rating
- Fraud and integrity analysis.
Sectors we work in
Child and Family
Using data to support resilience and safety
Disability
Supporting the disability sector through analysis and insights
Education and Skills
Education and training are one of society’s great tools for prosperity and equity
Employment and Welfare
Understanding the long-term benefits of employment and barriers for jobseekers
Housing and Homelessness
Finding solutions in an increasingly challenging accommodation market
Justice
Understanding what drives offending, and helping to prevent recidivism
Other relevant services
Health and Aged Care
Make data-driven decisions to improve systems and services
Advanced Analytics
Own and master industry-leading analytics solutions through a creative partnership
Climate and Resilience
Identify, measure and manage climate risk, and capture opportunities arising from climate change
Injury Schemes
Considered advice and analytics for sustainable schemes
Our leaders in
Government
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