How Government Learns: Building the Feedback Loop

How Government Learns: Building the Feedback Loop

How Government Learns: Building the Feedback Loop
The Results Lab: Evidence in Motion
Implementation

How Government Learns: Building the Feedback Loop

DateJuly 13, 2026, 2:00 PM ET
Duration60 mins

This introductory session provides a practical overview of how state and local governments can move beyond compliance-oriented reporting toward more adaptive and learning-oriented approaches to program management. Participants will explore how program evaluation, performance management, continuous improvement, adaptive management, and organizational learning fit together to support more effective public-sector decision-making.

The session also introduces practical uses of AI tools to help agencies organize information, identify patterns, summarize findings, support reporting, and improve organizational learning while maintaining transparency and ethical safeguards.

  • Understand the relationship between program evaluation, continuous improvement, adaptive management, and organizational learning.

  • Recognize how agencies can demonstrate ongoing program value and effectiveness to multiple stakeholders.

  • Identify practical ways AI tools can support evidence-informed decision-making and organizational learning.

Amber Ivey

Amber Ivey

Vice President of Impact Advisory at Social Finance

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Patrick Carter

Patrick Carter

Vice President & State Practice Lead, Results for America

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Deborah Stine

Deborah Stine

Senior Fellow, Innovate US

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This workshop is part of the The Results Lab: Evidence in Motion