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  • Introducing the framework
    • Context
    • Definitions
    • Development of the framework
    • Who is the framework for?
  • Framework overview
    • Framework at a glance
  • Engage and convene
    • Stage outline
    • Activities
    • Supporting tools
  • Understand and plan
    • Stage outline
    • Activities
    • Supporting tools
  • Develop
    • Stage outline
    • Activities
    • Supporting tools
  • Learn and publish
    • Stage outline
    • Activities
    • Supporting tools
  • Implement
    • Stage outline
    • Activities
    • Supporting tools
  • Appendix one - Engagement protocol
    • Prioritisation matrix
    • Support tiers
    • Interaction process map
  • Appendix two - Governance and accountability structure guidance
    • Governance and accountability structures
  • Appendix three - MEL framework
    • Overview
    • Step by step guide
  • Appendix four - Data requirements framework
    • Data requirements framework
  • Appendix five - Use case template
    • Problem statement template
    • Use case prioritisation decision-making matrix
  • Appendix six - Funding model guidance
    • Funding model guidance
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  1. Introducing the framework

Development of the framework

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This framework is based around several design principles:

  • Scalable from small, simple use cases to large, complex use cases.

  • Useable by a wide range of organisations without being burdensome.The aim is for the framework to provide guidance, rather than rigid rules to follow.

  • Adaptable to the different needs of use case communities.

Its development was informed by several different sources, including:

Previous work on use cases in OA
Sport England’s ‘Evaluation Framework’
The ODI’s ‘Data and Public Services Toolkit’
The ODI’s ‘Data Landscape Playbook’
The Government Digital ‘Service Manual’