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Evidence Act Officials
The Evidence Act designates key officials across federal agencies to lead and oversee activities.
These officials play a critical role in ensuring that agencies collect, analyze, and use data to inform policy, improve program outcomes, and promote accountability. This page provides an overview of the responsibilities, roles, and organizational positions of Evidence Act officials, including Evaluation Officers, Chief Data Officers, and other designated leaders. It serves as a resource for understanding how leadership drives the implementation of evidence-based practices and the strategic use of data across the federal government.
Interactive dashboards that provide an at-a-glance view of key evidence, evaluation, and data metrics across agencies and programs.
Senior officials responsible for overseeing data governance, management, and strategic use of data to support evidence-based decision-making.
Designated leaders who guide and coordinate evaluation activities, ensuring that program assessments are rigorous, transparent, and actionable.
Officials tasked with maintaining the quality, integrity, and accessibility of federal statistics, ensuring data is reliable and compliant with standards.
Leaders responsible for implementing and managing AI initiatives within agencies, promoting responsible and effective use of artificial intelligence.
Collaborative groups that bring together officials from multiple agencies to coordinate policies, share best practices, and advance evidence-building efforts across government.
