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Policy Research Tool Welcome to the new tool designed by MOST for producing custom policy reports. The tool is based on comparable categories for assessing the relevance of the options contained in case studies, according to specific themes and locations. The present version launched in November 2007 is running on a series of documents from the UNESCO Forum on Higher Education, Research and Knowledge. The tool will gradually publish more documents from various thematic areas related to social transformations and will also be regularly upgraded to offer improved support to decision-making. In 2009, five new collection themes have been developed: Knowledge for Higher Education and Research Policy Analysis and proposals of Human Rights based measures to combat violence against women Building Linkages between Social Science Research and Policy Experiences of socio-economic capacity building based on Human Rights for the eradication of poverty Regional Integration Prevention of youth organized violence How to use the Tool Search the categories to retrieve Policy Briefs and full original documents. Create a collection of selected Policy Briefs. Edit the table of contents* to produce your comparative report. (*) Sections to choose from: Abstract; Context and issue; Policies and Programmes; Research results; Recommendations; Operational aspects; References. About the Tool User guide (8 p., PDF) Fact sheet (4 p., PDF) Background, design methodology and application (17 p., PDF) For further information please contact the secretariat at most-tool@unesco.org   Email this page     Printable version

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