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Carnegie UK is an independent charitable foundation that works to deliver better wellbeing for people in the UK and Ireland. #CollectiveWellbeing

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 6d ago

Prevention isn't a new idea. The challenge is turning it into something that works in practice. In our new blog, Anna looks at the Scottish Government's Prevention Toolkit and explains why it's an encouraging step towards making prevention a reality: carnegieuk.org/blog/the-acu...

The Acute Problem of Prevention: From ‘why’ to ‘how’ - Carnegie UK

Prevention is not a new idea. In Andy Burnham’s first speech as Prime Minister, he pledged to build “a more preventative state”, and in Scotland it was a pillar of the 2011 Christie Commission. But th...

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 2mo ago

In our new guest blog, Jenny McConnel & Mike Corcoran explore what they've learned from putting the Well-being of Future Generations Act's Five Ways of Working into practice: carnegieuk.org/blog/putting...

Putting the ‘Five Ways of Working’ to work - Carnegie UK

The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act was a groundbreaking piece of legislation designed to systematically improve the lives of people in Wales now and in the future. In recent research at ...

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We recently published new polling on elected members’ attitudes to deliberative democracy. In our latest blog, Adam Milne looks at what this means for embedding deliberative democracy in how decisions are made across the UK: carnegieuk.org/blog/elected...

Elected members are a problem and a solution for deliberative democracy - Carnegie UK

Many UK politicians are concerned that deliberative democracy could undermine their roles, according to the sample of politicians we surveyed as part of our new research. Our findings come at a time w...

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Good Life Camden is a wellbeing framework co‑produced with residents to define what matters for a good life & help shape decisions across the borough. In our latest guest blog, Gemma Brayson reflects on how it was developed & what she has learned along the way: carnegieuk.org/blog/learnin...

Learning from Good Life Camden - Carnegie UK

In early 2025, Carnegie UK started a new project called the wellbeing frameworks community of practice. The goal was simple: bring together people from governments and councils across the UK and Irela...

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 4mo ago

NEW BLOG: Our Chair, David Emerson, reflects on #Anthropy26 and sets out what good governance looks like when change is long term and uncertain: carnegieuk.org/blog/holding...

Holding the long view: the future of good governance for trusts and foundations - Carnegie UK

I recently had the opportunity to attend the Anthropy 2026 event in Cornwall, a gathering that creates space for a different kind of conversation about the UK’s future. Less performative, more reflect...

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 5mo ago

In 2025, we started a project focused on wellbeing approaches across the UK and Ireland through the Wellbeing Frameworks Community of Practice. Our new blog reflects on what the first year of working together has shown us: carnegieuk.org/blog/a-year-...

A year of working together: The wellbeing frameworks community of practice - Carnegie UK

In early 2025, Carnegie UK started a new project called the wellbeing frameworks community of practice. The goal was simple: bring together people from governments and councils across the UK and Irela...

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 5mo ago

📝 New blog: @adambalfourlang.bsky.social reflects on how the potential for policy learning and systems change has been the big missed opportunity of UK devolution (so far): carnegieuk.org/blog/policy-...

Policy learning and system change – devolution’s missed opportunity (so far)  - Carnegie UK

It’s been a busy couple of months. A few weeks ago, I was fortunate to get to speak at the University of Glasgow’s Centre for Public Policy conference. The theme of the conference was about what we ne...

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Scottish Health Equity Research Unit@scothealtheq.bsky.social · 5mo ago

A recording of our webinar "Refreshing the National Performance Framework" is now online. Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jGk... Featuring Mairi Spowage @fraserofallander.org Sarah Davidson @carnegieuk.bsky.social and Ali Hosie (Scottish Human Rights Commission).

Refreshing the National Performance Framework

A timely opportunity to reflect on what the NPF has achieved to date, what it has struggled to deliver, and how it can be strengthened. The National Performance Framework (NPF) has been a defining…

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Carnegie UK@carnegieuk.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Manifestos are full of ambition but often short on delivery plans. In a new piece for Civil Service World, @stumackinnon.bsky.social explores how nonpartisan support could help make political promises more realistic and rebuild voter trust: www.civilserviceworld.com/news/article...

Breaking the Ming vase: A case for state resources for manifesto development

Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

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