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Role of Public Policy Centres in Policy Process

Role of Public Policy Centres in Policy Process. Effective Advocacy for Health, Bled, Slovenia April 2004. Presentation of the Institute for Public Policy. Independent think tank (we’d like to be!) What are we doing? Policy analysis, Recommendations For whom?

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Role of Public Policy Centres in Policy Process

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  1. Role of Public Policy Centres in Policy Process Effective Advocacy for Health, Bled, Slovenia April 2004

  2. Presentation of the Institute for Public Policy • Independent think tank (we’d like to be!) • What are we doing? • Policy analysis, Recommendations • For whom? • Government, media, academia, civil society, political parties, etc • Dissemination – trough publications, media, seminars, round tables, etc

  3. Working at the national level - 1 • With whom are we working? • Small team (6 persons) on full time basis • Large pool of local experts (researchers, university professor, public servants, consultants students...)

  4. Working at the national level - 2 Important but sensitive question - how to work with the Government? • Directly with the governmental institutions when there is a common goal, interest, and when not affecting the mission and values shared by the Centre • Examples: • collaboration with the MFA in writing the European Strategy of the RM, Action Plan EU-Moldova within the Wider Europe initiative • collaboration with the MoD in developing the Concept of the National Security, promoting the civil control over the security sector

  5. Working at the national level - 3 • Indirectly, through media, civil society, opposition parties etc., when it’s not possible to work directly • Example: • promoting new ideas in higher education (mobility, credit system, university autonomy) trough the Council of Rectors, the Council of Colleges • combating the so called “federative approach” in solving Transnistrian conflict

  6. Working at the level of EU • RCNetwork = Network of Policy Centres established within the Policy Centres Initiative

  7. Working at the level of EU - 2 Case study: “New Schengen Borders Project” • Problem: risk to establish a new iron curtain after the Schengen enlargement • Goal: to contribute to the development of better relations with neighboring countries after the Schengen enlargement • Objectives: to develop policy recommendations for EC and National Governments to increase mobility, to improve visa procedures, customs and border control procedures

  8. Working at the level of EU - 3 • How it was done: • nine national centres involved • joint policy analysis and field research • meetings to elaborate joint recommendations • Publications - national and the final one • presentation in Brussels • dissemination to embassies, other centres etc.

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