Cities in the U.S. reaffirmed their commitment to addressing climate change and implementing adaptation policies despite President Trump’s re...
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By Lars Burema Corruption is a serious problem in many countries in the world and Eastern Europe is no exception. It impedes effective service deli...
The Hague Academy for Local Governance is een jonge, internationale non-profit organisatie die praktijkgerichte trainingen ontwikkelt met als doel ...
Perceptions of corruption continue to rise around the world. From discouraging foreign investment to destabilising social values and undermining de...
In April 2017, The Hague Academy for Local Governance convened in Tunisia a group of Libyan women activists. The tailor-made training titled, “Em...
From 27 March to 7 April, The Hague Academy organised a two-week training course on ‘Citizen Participation and Inclusive Governance’. T...
In the World Development Report 2017, it is argued that many development projects focus too much on systems, structures and laws. When dealing with...
The Hague Academy for Local Governance and VNG International cooperate in strengthening local governance worldwide. Working with people from diffe...
Being offered a bribe is one of the most awkward situations any professional can find himself or herself in. Here are some tips how to deal with it.
In addition to convening trainings in The Hague, the Academy conducts training missions abroad. These missions convene local officials and members...
Mrs. Pauline Krikke will be the new mayor of The Hague. She will be the successor to Jozias van Aartsen and she is the first female mayor of The Ha...
In 2016, seven young talented employees from local authorities in Asia, Africa and South America could join our Talent for Governance-programme. We...