Five takeaways from a decade of energy subsidy reforms in MENA
Experiences from the MENA region show that successful energy subsidy reforms must focus strongly on mitigating social impacts.
Updated: Thu Feb 17 2022
Governments face losing the battle against climate change
Public action has been key to tackling past crises but governments around the world are failing to engage their citizens on the role they can play to combat climate change.
Updated: Thu Feb 17 2022
How to set project goals youll actually achieve in 2022
Blog posted by: James Elliott, 15 Feb 2022.
Updated: Thu Feb 17 2022
Joint statement on UK-Australia virtual summit: 16 February 2022
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison met virtually yesterday.
Updated: Thu Feb 17 2022
QA with Andy Sharples, project director at Sellafield Ltd
Sellafield is one of the biggest construction sites in Europe, its multiple projects delivering infrastructure which will be used to empty the facilities on-site which have been storing nuclear waste for decades.
Updated: Thu Feb 17 2022
Limited expectations as Scholz heads to Kyiv and Moscow
After heavy criticism for an initially timid response, the approach of Germany's new government to the Ukraine crisis is improving as its position on Russia evolves.
Updated: Wed Feb 16 2022
PM call with President von der Leyen: 15 February 2022
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen yesterday afternoon.
Updated: Wed Feb 16 2022
Reconnecting the project community: APMs latest face-to-face events
Association for Project Management (APM) is pleased to announce its latest face-to-face events, which are open to members and non-members to join.
Updated: Wed Feb 16 2022
Russias end games and Putins dilemmas
As warnings from Washington and London intensify, the period of maximum danger in the Ukraine standoff has begun. Even if conflict is avoided, the status quo has gone.
Updated: Wed Feb 16 2022
Time management tips to make the most of your four thousand weeks
Blog posted by: Sara Verbruggen, 14 Feb 2022.
Updated: Wed Feb 16 2022
Old Admiralty Building: past, present and future workplace
How our historic office supports smart and hybrid working across the Department for International Trade (DIT)
Updated: Tue Feb 15 2022
PM call with President Biden: 14 February 2022
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, last night
Updated: Tue Feb 15 2022
How could you make a difference to 10.2 million people?
This week Matthew Brebner tells us what it's like answering calls and customers' questions during the Self Assessment peak. It's HMRC's largest annual campaign, bringing in funds for vital public services, including the NHS. This year, 10.2 million customers completed ...
Updated: Mon Feb 14 2022
Prime Minister: Levelling Up is our mission and were getting on with the job of delivering it
This week the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, will get out of Westminster to see how the government is delivering on the people's priorities across the country.
Updated: Mon Feb 14 2022
Why the art of project planning is still a work in progress
Blog posted by: Conrad Heine, 11 Feb 2022.
Updated: Mon Feb 14 2022
A tribute to APM founder, Dr Martin Barnes CBE
A founding member of APM, and an ambitious pioneer of the profession, we share our appreciation of the life and work of Dr Martin Barnes CBE.
Updated: Fri Feb 11 2022
APM research provides new insights for international audiences
Association for Project Management (APM) shared its latest research with an audience of international project experts and academics at a recent conference.
Updated: Fri Feb 11 2022
No10 team bolstered to deliver the peoples priorities
The Cabinet Secretary, with the approval of the Prime Minister, has announced the immediate appointment of Samantha Jones as interim Permanent Secretary.
Updated: Fri Feb 11 2022
The importance of mentoring in project management and how to make the most of it
Blog posted by: Annie Mirza, 10 Feb 2022.
Updated: Fri Feb 11 2022
The UK must use sanctions to help Kazakhstans people
Kazakhstan's unrest is a chance for the UK's new sanctions powers to show it is serious about tackling kleptocratic regimes. But whether it will is doubtful.
Updated: Fri Feb 11 2022
Why I chose to be a data scientist
To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Savitri talks about her love of data and what it's like to be a data scientist at Companies House.
Updated: Fri Feb 11 2022
Lets talk about pay
Blog posted by: Daisy Milton, 08 Feb 2022.
Updated: Thu Feb 10 2022
Machine translation helps ACRO Criminal Records Office save 6,000 in 3 months
In this case study we explain how our Language Services framework helped ACRO Criminal Records Office put in place a machine translation solution
Updated: Thu Feb 10 2022
PM meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg: 10 February 2022
Prime Minister Boris Johnson met NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to discuss the alliance's response to Russian belligerence on Ukraine's border.
Updated: Thu Feb 10 2022
PM meeting with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki: 10 February 2022
Prime Minister Boris Johnson met the Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
Updated: Thu Feb 10 2022