A delegation from the Indonesian Coordination Ministry for Politics, Justice and Security learned more on how to address conflicts between different groups in society and promote social cohesion.
Last November we trained participants from Ministries, local governments, UN and NGO’s in Lesotho on (fiscal) decentralisation and its implications for governance processes at both the central and local level.
Together with local partners, The Hague Academy facilitated a training this week for representatives from local authorities and NGOs in Zimbabwe. Participants discussed how they can motivate and involve citizens.
You can now download our brochure 2016 in which you will find more information about our approach, the programmes we organise and experiences of former training participants.
Young, talented and motivated civil servants working for a local government in a developing country can now apply for one of the three Talent Programmes in 2016: Citizen Participation & Inclusive Governance, Local Economic Development and Local Service Delivery.
Twenty-five representatives of various Palestinian municipalities as well as the Palestinian Ministry of Local Government attended a five-day training on Local Economic Development in Amman.
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 […]
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