NEPC Strategy 2022-2027
NEPC partners have worked together over the course of a year to develop the National Engineering Policy Centre’s first five-year strategy.
By 2027, the National Engineering Policy Centre expects to have achieved the following strategic aims to deliver its mission and achieve its vision:
- Deploy engineering insights
- Promote engineering and its role in policy
- Develop an inclusive and forward-looking partnership
- Extend our expert networks beyond engineering
Our vision
By 2027, we will put engineering thinking at the heart of policymaking as the go-to partnership for policymakers, creating a positive impact for all.
Our mission
Our overarching mission is for the National Engineering Policy Centre to marshal the nation’s leading engineering expertise to provide practical policy advice on national and global challenges.
Who we are
The National Engineering Policy Centre brings engineering thinking to the heart of policymaking, creating positive impacts for society.
We are a partnership of 42 professional engineering organisations that cover the breadth and depth of our profession, led by the Royal Academy of Engineering. Together we provide insights, advice, and practical policy recommendations on complex national and global challenges.
What we do
We take a practical, engineering systems lens to complex problems. Led by the Royal Academy of Engineering, our collaborative approach puts robust insights in front of policymakers.
By bringing together engineers from industry and academia, we provide valuable depth of expertise. This helps government navigate increasingly complex challenges.
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