In this guide we describe what an ‘evidence-based policy brief’
is, what should be included in such a document, the ways in which
it can be used, and the first steps required when preparing
one.
This guide also includes additional resources for developing a
plan to build the capacity needed to prepare and support the use of
policy briefs. Resources are also provided for the preparation of
rapid responses for policymakers in circumstances in which they may
need research evidence but there is insufficient time to prepare a
policy brief, or in instances when there is no need to prepare
one.
It may be helpful to familiarise yourself with all the guides in this series before getting started.
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