The Institute for wicked Problems (INVI) is looking for an experienced communications advisor who has worked in public affairs, can see the big picture - and make it happen. We're looking for someone who understands politics, media and the mechanisms of power - and who wants to use their skills to make inroads into the problems that don't fit into any ministerial box.

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Read the first article in the 'INVI ATLAS' series, where we take you through INVI's atlas of tools to help you navigate wicked problems.

A major new international study reveals a deep loss of public confidence in democracy's ability to deliver real change. In five Western democracies surveyed - the UK, USA, Germany, Italy and Denmark - at least two-thirds of citizens believe their societies will not be better in ten years.

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Now it's time for seniors, relatives and staff to share what works - and what doesn't .

The Ministry of Senior Citizens and the think tank INVI launch the Elderly Reform Practice Panel. It is democratic innovation for the coming years' "reform storm".

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