Infrastructure Innovation: The key to a better connected futureJan 2023 This is the 15th in the series of PF Perspectives, produced by CIPFA and Public Finance to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues. These essays by public sector leaders and industry experts examine the diverse nature of infrastructure and its multiple benefits to communities. | |
The Value of Diversity: Why everyone benefits from inclusionJuly 2022 This is the 14th in a series of PF Perspectives, produced by CIPFA and Public Finance to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues. These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts, examine the importance of diversity in the workplace and why policies of inclusion should be pursued for the benefit of the workforce as a whole |
Net Balance: Paying for a carbon-neutral worldOct 2021 This is the 13th in a series of PF Perspectives, produced by CIPFA and Public Finance to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues. These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts, examine the financial challenges for governments in meeting the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal of reaching global net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. | |
Equal Opportunity: Making sense of 'levelling up'June 2021 This is the 12th in a series of PF Perspectives, produced by CIPFA and Public Finance to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues. |
Growing challenge: Children's welfare after Covid-19August 2020 Leading public sector practitioners and experts explore the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the delivery of services aimed at improving the welfare of children and young people | |
Talking about tomorrow: People and place in a new ageOctober 2019 This is the 10th in a series of PF Perspectives, produced by CIPFA and Public Finance. They are designed to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues. These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts, examine people and place in a new age, and the implications for the financial management and delivery of public services | |
Fit for purpose?Discussion on the future of auditJuly 2019 These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts, examine the future of the audit process and its implications for the financial management and delivery of public services. | |
| Intelligent Finance: Making Technology work for the public sectorOctober 2018 These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts, examine how digital technology is transforming public financial management and the delivery of public services. |
| Raising the roof: strategies for fixing a broken housing marketMarch 2018 These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts, examine how to transform the housing landscape, and the role of public housing in that process. Download as a PDF | Browse articles |
Funding a healthy future: the health and care deficit diagnosedOctober 2016 These essays, by leading public sector practitioners and experts examine the future of health and social care in the face of an ageing population, financial constrains and Brexit. | |
Holding Public Services to Account: the Role of Non-ExecutivesApril 2016 Holding Public Services to Account: the Role of Non-Executives offers a wealth of firsthand insight from some of the UK’s leading NEDs, as well as other voices expert in the business of improving public services. | |
Aligning public services: strategies for local integrationJuly 2015 Designed to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues, featuring essays by leading public sector practitioners and experts. This edition explores the strategies needed to align and integrate local public services, and challenge government to create radical new frameworks for the sector. | |
Protecting the public purse: the future of public auditMarch 2015 The first of a series of PF Perspectives, designed to stimulate discussion on key public finance and policy issues. This edition features articles by leading practitioners in public audit and assurance, exploring the challenges that all audit bodies face &endash; in the UK and internationally &endash; in ensuring that public money is well spent. |