Video: About The Hague Academy for Local Governance
Good governance at a local level is crucial to progress and development. However, local authorities around the globe too often face barriers when providing […]
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25 April 2018
International Women’s Day 2018
Thursday, 8 March 2018, is International Women’s Day. The observance celebrates women’s achievements and seeks to spark change on issues related to gender equality. […]
Hague Academy Short Courses Now Eligible for Nuffic Scholarships
The Hague Academy for Local Governance is pleased to announce that applications for Nuffic Fellowships are now available for open subscription courses in Autumn […]
Strengthening Dutch-Moroccan Ties to Anti-corruption Trainings
The Hague Academy for Local Governance welcomed from 27 November to 1 December 2017 a high delegation of Moroccan civil servants for a training […]
A Mission to Promote Inclusivity in Somalia
In December 2017, The Hague Academy completed a week-long inclusive governance training for local officials in Garowe/Puntland. The training for local authorities from Puntland […]
Designing Local Economic Development Plans
By Quinty de Nobel Packed with plenty of newly gained inspiration, the 25 participants of our 2017 Local Economic Development trainings are now home […]
Strengthening Fiscal Decentralisation in Lesotho
Lesotho is a small but mountainous and beautiful country completely surrounded by South Africa. Since its independence in 1966, the country has experienced political gridlock and several military coups hampering its development. Today, however, Lesotho is undergoing a comprehensive decentralisation process.
Localise Financing to Achieve the SGDs
Effective fiscal decentralisation and capacity development of national as well as local authorities is crucial for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is one […]
Spotlight: Week of Integrity
From 1 to 9 December 2017, the Netherlands will celebrate the Week of Integrity. This annual awareness initiative combines the efforts of several civil society […]
Talent for Governance: Reflections from a Past Talent – Part 2
In 2016, Stephen Molatlhegi was selected to the Academy’s own scholarship programme, Talent for Governance. As a Talent, Stephen participated in the two-week Academy training […]
Addressing Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding, while Involving Local Citizens
by Quinty de Nobel Intern at The Hague Academy for Local Governance Engaging in conflict resolution while ensuring citizen participation at the same time is […]
Citizen Participation: Challenges and Opportunities in Eastern Europe
by Lars Burema Programme Manager, The Hague Academy Citizens are better educated and more vocal than ever before. They demand a voice in decisions […]
How do Local Authorities Spend their Budgets?
Recent research by the OECD and UCLG in 101 countries shows that the biggest share of regional and local government budgets (22%) goes to […]
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