Turn scattered evidence into timely, defensible policy, planning and budget products.
One governed path from research, statistics and programme evidence to the exact products leaders and citizens need.
Request a demoEvidence exists. The path to use is broken.
Five gaps ministries describe, and what DER does about each.
Where evidence gets stuck
What it costs the institution
How DER fills the gap
Where evidence gets stuck
Evidence lives across departments, agencies, consultants and programmes
What it costs the institution
Teams repeat searches and commission work that already exists
How DER fills the gap
Federated registry, harvesting, related-evidence links and ownership metadata
Where evidence gets stuck
Policy windows are short; reports are long and technical
What it costs the institution
Leaders act on partial briefings or receive evidence too late
How DER fills the gap
Executive, cabinet, budget, policy and public-explainer templates built from one authoritative source
Where evidence gets stuck
Claims lose provenance as they move into speeches, briefs and media
What it costs the institution
Reputational risk and slow verification when numbers are challenged
How DER fills the gap
Source-to-claim trace, versions, approvals and a searchable publication record
Where evidence gets stuck
Cross-ministry coordination is weak
What it costs the institution
Conflicting numbers, duplicated initiatives and inconsistent messages
How DER fills the gap
Shared taxonomies, permissions, department dashboards and common evidence packs
Where evidence gets stuck
The impact of evidence on policy is not institutionalised
What it costs the institution
Government cannot show what research informed a plan, budget or guideline
How DER fills the gap
Impact cases linking evidence to decisions, uptake, implementation and follow-through
Products this group creates from one governed source.
Cabinet and executive briefs
Policy option notes
Regulatory or budget evidence packs
Ministerial factsheets
Public explainers
Media releases
Stakeholder consultation summaries
Implementation learning notes
Likely business owners
Policy and planning, M&E, research and communication teams
Typical starting package
DER Institutional for one ministry; DER Federation for a government-wide rollout.
Turn scattered evidence into cabinet-ready decisions with the source, review and impact trail intact.
DER gives a ministry one governed path from research, statistics and programme evidence to the exact products leaders and citizens need. Each claim remains linked to its authoritative source; each draft follows the right review; and each release can be tracked beyond impressions to verified policy use and follow-through.
Capabilities shown are the configuration DER is designed around. Scope, integrations and timelines are agreed with each institution.
See it on your own evidence.
A short discovery conversation, then a demonstration built around your priority decision or release.