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The first Young Civil Servants Network Event was centered around this universal theme. Young talents from the Netherlands and abroad shared their e...
In September, fifteen professionals representing countries from all around the globe, took part in the first training course on Local Service Deliv...
Participants from Albania, Ukraine, Jamaica, Indonesia and Serbia gathered in The Hague in June to take part in the first ever Local Economic Devel...
In the first two weeks of June, the training course “Peacebuilding and Local Governance” took place at The Hague Academy. This was the first se...
Four young municipal talents, coming from Ukraine, Indonesia and Albania have joined the Local Economic Development course as part of their Talent ...
“Aid initiatives should focus more on the real needs of African people. The Hague Academy courses fit very well in this idea”, says Paul Mbikay...
How will our world look in just two generations to come when it is projected that 70 percent of humanity will be living in towns and cities? What p...
The international economic slowdown has had a deep impact on local governance. It challenges local governments to improve their economic policies...
During the fifth edition of the UN Habitat World Urban Forum, which will be held from 22 until 26 March in Rio de Janeiro, The Hague Academy will o...
On 18 January 2010 the Dutch Scientific Council for Government Policy (WRR) presented its report ‘Less pretension, more ambition: development aid...
UN-HABITAT and the Government of Brazil are hosting the World Urban Forum 2010. The Hague Academy is invited to deliver a training event on social ...