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Projects
We realize that within the theme of ‘governance’, semi-private, private and non-governmental organisations are becoming increasingly important in all levels of policy processes. In a globalising world with fast changing demands, we therefore believe it is vital that experts operating within these policymaking organisations have to keep up-to-date with the latest developments in their respective fields.
As a graduate school we want to offer both national and international organisations the opportunity to develop and train the specific capacities needed for professionals within the governance theme. At the moment, the Maastricht Graduate School of Governance works on several different tailor-made projects. These projects are all personalized to the specific needs and are set in a specific time frame of the participating professionals. In many projects, depending on the needs, we provide in-depth knowledge from a multi-level perspective from leading experts complemented by integrated skills trainings. The tailor-made projects will prepare specialists to interact with (analyse, monitor, evaluate and implement) decision making processes in a continuous transforming society.
UNICEF: Learning program on public policy, advocacy and partnerships for children’s rights
Unicef asked the School to train their staff members of the coming years. This year approximately 300 staff working in 128 countries across the world will be involved in the training. The training program consists of 3 phases: an e-learning phase, a workshop phase in Maastricht and an assignment phase concluded with regional assessments.
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World Bank: Social Policy Reviews
Country studies on social policy in three countries, Estonia, Hungary and Poland, will be conducted as an example for the developments in the greater EU region.
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Global
Development Learning Network:
Improving Governance and Fighting
Corruption”
As an official affiliate of the
Global Development Learning Network
(GDLN), the Maastricht Graduate
School of Governance participated in
the first GDLN 24-Hour Video
Conference "Marathon" against
corruption. The event took place on
March 14 2007, as part of the
international conference on "Improving
Governance and Fighting Corruption”,
which was held in Brussels. In a two
hour session, our PhD fellows
discussed with colleagues from
Vlerick University (Belgium),
Washington University (USA) and
Harvard University (USA) on
actionable recommendations for
fighting corruption. More
information can be found on the
conference website at
http://www.improvinggovernance.be
Stichting Trajekt - City Council Maastricht: ATANA
Short track training for policy makers not originally from The Netherlands enabling them to work and be a member of the boards of different non-profit organisations like housing co operations, care institutions and school boards.
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Arcadis Moscow: Assessment of the labour market impact of the pension reform
The project is set to assist in further implementation of the ongoing pension reform in the Russian Federation. The main activities of the project are targeted to assist in developing of the pension reform legislation, strengthening the institutional capacity of agencies involved in the pension system, ensuring the system’s sustainability, providing information of the running processes and ensuring other necessary actions.
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World Bank: Social Assistance Study Tour
The training aims to provide the Staff with an insight in Social Assistance schemes, implementation and examples in OECD countries. This will be done through a combination of a theoretical course, field visits in three selected European countries and a feedback session.
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