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Issue 124

How central banks cope with market demands

The world’s central banks have a duty to serve two very different user groups – professionals and the public. Some manage it online with panache and some do not.

Best practice from Max Planck Society, NASA, Eversheds, and Smokers Welcome

  • Max Planck Society: Briefing newcomers
    Guidelines give overseas recruits a grounding in working abroad.
  • NASA: Providing the whistle
    A hotline for reporting organisational wrong-doing is made accessible and useable.
  • Eversheds: Stripping images
    Stock image library photographs aim to add visual relief to services profile.
  • Smokers Welcome: Finding lawful venues
    A search and mapping tool helps cigarette users find where they can still smoke legally.

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