Aldrin Sinkala from Zambia participated in the three-week talent for governance programme on citizen participation and inclusive governance and followed a short internship at the Dutch Municipality of Leerdam.
At the closing ceremony of the Serbian Leadership Programme for Security and Rule of Law, the Ambassador of the Netherlands L.L. Stokvis handed the certificates to the participants. We asked the Ambassador about his thoughts on the programme.
Our colleague Lars Burema was in Zagreb, Croatia last week to discuss with Local Authorities and Civil Society organisations their role in fighting discrimination. They […]
This course is aimed at policy and decision makers at national and subnational government level from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Turkey.
The results of this study by DeLoG will be presented by expert Jamie Boex during our Summercourse this July.
Why is it important to engage stakeholders within and outside the water sector? The OECD has conducted an in-depth and evidence-based analysis.
This is the first diaspora-oriented Lobby & Advocacy training of the Diaspora Academy in which ten African diaspora participants took part who represented leading diaspora organisations from Finland, Norway, The Netherlands, the UK and the USA.
In his speech at the MATRA PATROL-reception last week, the Dutch Minister of Justice, Ard van der Steur, stressed the importance of anti-corruption and […]
Amongst others a training for state and non-state actors on extremely relevant topics in the current context: non-violent communication, mediation, negotiation and gender based violence.
The report “Anti-Corruption Principles and Standards for Local Governance Systems” provides clear guidance as to how to prevent corruption at the local level and how to deal with it when it occurs.
From 15-17 April, the senior civil servants from Albania, Serbia and Turkey came together in Ankara to exchange knowledge on issues of public security, human rights and integrity and anti-corruption.
This week ten people from different diaspora organisations learn how to design and implement a lobby and advocacy strategy. The participants orginally come from Sierra Leone, Ghana, Tanzania, Zambia, South-Sudan, Uganda and Ethiopia.
Facilitators Freddy Sahinguvu and Ghada Zeidan handed out the certificates to the participants of the last masterclass “Personal Leadership” from the “Youth Public Leadership Academy” on Tuesday.
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