OECD evidence-system bottlenecks: a scenario quiz

Q1. A ministry is trying to improve a youth programme, but staff have not checked what evidence already exists or where the gaps are before deciding what to commission. Which bottleneck is this?
- Commissioning evidence
- Interpreting findings
- Tracking evaluations
- Aligning evidence supply with policy demand
Answer: Commissioning evidence[[cite:1]]
Q2. A policy team receives a research brief and must judge whether the findings fit its context, but members do not ask about provenance, reliability, appropriateness, context, assumptions, or bias. Which bottleneck is this?
- Commissioning evidence
- Interpreting findings
- Tracking evaluations
- Aligning evidence supply with policy demand
Answer: Interpreting findings[[cite:2]]
Q3. A department has commissioned several studies over time, but it does not keep a database of commissioned research and cannot tell how evaluation evidence has been used in decisions. Which bottleneck is this?
- Commissioning evidence
- Interpreting findings
- Tracking evaluations
- Aligning evidence supply with policy demand
Answer: Tracking evaluations[[cite:3]][[cite:4]]
Q4. Researchers say scientific knowledge is plentiful, yet ministries still struggle to turn it into a policy request because links between research and policy communities are weak. Which bottleneck is this?
- Commissioning evidence
- Interpreting findings
- Tracking evaluations
- Aligning evidence supply with policy demand
Answer: Aligning evidence supply with policy demand[[cite:5]][[cite:6]]

maintain a database of commissioned research

strengthen evidence use throughout the public sector

OECD evidence-system bottlenecks: a scenario quiz

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