|
|
| Focus: |
Institution and HR Management |
| Description: |
The Digital Government week will be held in Bogota, Colombia from 25 to 27 October 2017 and aims to gather international experts working on digital public innovation. The theme for the event will be & lsquo Digital Government for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals& rsquo . As part of the week, the INDIGO a wards for Digital Public Innovation will be held to highlight global innovations in digital government implementation. Applications for the INDIGO awards are currently being accepted and deadline for submission in 18 August 2017. For more information contact mpilonieta@mintic.gov.co.
Read more |
|
0 Views | Rated 0.0 | Created On : Aug 18, 2017 |
|
Visit | More...
|
|
|
|
| Country: |
Mexico |
| Focus: |
Institution and HR Management |
| Description: |
Alicia Bá rcena, Secretaria Ejecutiva de la CEPAL, habla sobre la Integridad Pú blica, demanda social en la regió n, así como el trabajo que realiza la CEPAL creando y generando datos ú tiles para la sociedad. |
|
0 Views | Rated 0.0 | Created On : Jan 19, 2016 |
|
Visit | More...
|
|
|
|
| Focus: |
Institution and HR Management |
| Description: |
ECLAC, through ILPES (its central training body) offers courses on various economic and social issues of the region.
The Latin American and Caribbean Institute for Economic and Social Planning (ILPES) is a permanent institution with its own identity and is part of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). It was founded in 1962 and its mission is to support the Governments of the region in the field of public administration, through research, advisory and, in particular, training activities.
The efforts made by ILPES in the area of training may be illustrated by the fact that in its 50 years of existence it has provided various types of courses for over 25,000 participants from the countries in the region, and mainly from the public sector. The teaching personnel for these courses were from universities or academic centres in Latin America and the Caribbean and also private-sector and civil-society institutions.
ILPES/ECLAC has the comparative advantage of working in very specialized areas and offering short courses which are generally not available in this form in the programmes of academic centres in Ibero-America. These courses allow a combination of theory and practice, and systematize the experiences of the countries in the region.
The language of instruction is Spanish and the courses are usually from one to five weeks in duration.
For more information for Courses 2011 click here
|
|
0 Views | Rated 0.0 | Created On : Feb 18, 2011 |
|
More...
|
|
|
|
| Focus: |
Institution and HR Management |
| Description: |
ABSTRACT
Direct democracy “from below” constitutes a strong tool of social accountability. Powerful
arguments have been made regarding the information problem associated with direct democracy. In an increasingly complex world, citizens have trouble gathering enough information to make decisions on complicated issues. E-government offers a unique opportunity to solve, at least partially, the information problem. Granting access to information and services, e-government allows citizens to become more acquainted with the governing process. In order to assess the potentiality of extending e-government I d an index of E-government Potentiality. This index is constructed through the combination of diverse variables (education index main telephone lines per 100 inhabitants estimated PC per 100 inhabitants and Internet users per 100 inhabitants). It is then compared with the actual use of e-government in the region (data came from West et al 2002). Surprisingly, there is not a direct proportional relation between those countries with high potentiality and those with actual broad use of e-government. The theoretical claim used to explain the lack of this relationship comes from the hypothesis that in developing countries where citizens are more satisfied with their democracy and have
high degrees of interpersonal trust, the political will—a critical variable pointed out by the egovernment literature—is not strong enough to engage in costly reforms and develop e-government. In other words, politicians lack enough incentives to alter the status quo. Why should they change if most people are basically satisfied with the state of affairs? Where countries have high levels of interpersonal trust and citizens are satisfied with democracy, e-government is less likely to develop.
International Review of Public Administration (2002), Vol. 7, No. 2
|
|
0 Views | Rated 0.0 | Created On : Jan 03, 2011 |
|
More...
|
|
|
|
| Focus: |
Institution and HR Management |
| Description: |
The Latin American Centre for Development Administration (CLAD) is an inter-governmental organisation, which was established in 1972 at the initiative of the governments of Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. Its mission is to promote the exchange of experiences and knowledge on State Reform and Modernisation of Public Administration by organising specialised meetings, publishing books and papers, rendering documentation and information services, carrying out studies and research and implementing technical co-operation activities among its member countries.
|
|
94 Views | Rated 0.0 | Created On : Nov 16, 2007 |
|
Visit | More...
|
|
|