Uk Government Analysis Function

5th Analysis in Government Awards Winners Announced

5th Analysis in Government Awards Winners Announced

Analysis Function Resources for Analysis in Government Month 2026 and Awards

The UK Government Analysis Function published resources on 23 July 2025 for Analysis in Government Month 2026. The page provides campaign materials including PowerPoint presentations, award nomination forms, strategy templates, and AQuA book update resources. These are informational materials to support government analysts with promotional and educational content for internal campaigns.

Analysis in Government Month 2025 - Fifth Year of UK's Largest Analyst Learning Event

The UK Government Analysis Function announces the fifth year of Analysis in Government (AiG) Month, scheduled for May 2025. The event, the UK's largest learning and development opportunity for government analysts, focuses on the theme of 'Impact' and highlights quality analysis across government. The central team is accepting expressions of interest from analysts who wish to present sessions until 28 March 2025.

The AQuA Book: Government Guidance for Analytical Quality Assurance (2025)

The UK Government Analysis Function published the revised AQuA Book on 30 July 2025, updating its guidance on producing robust, fit for purpose analysis for government decision-making. The 2025 edition updates the previous 2015 version by adding guidance on AI and black box systems, multi-use models, third party collaboration, and publishing models. The guidance applies to all analysts, analytical managers, and commissioners across UK government.

GovS 010: Analysis Standard for Government Decision Making

The Government Analysis Function published version 2.2 of GovS 010, Analysis Standard, replacing version 2.1 from July 2023. The updated standard addresses user feedback and aligns with other functional standards, introducing better cross-referencing, a new collaborative working clause, and other minor improvements. The standard sets expectations for planning and undertaking analysis to support well-informed government decision making.