Moscow Development Strategy until 2025: Young people will be tempted to the capital
The Moscow Mayor's Office recently tabled the discussion of the capital's future under the document title Moscow Development Strategy until 2025. KP's questions were answered by the document's authors: Director of the Higher School of Economics Institute for Public and Municipal Management Andrei KLIMENKO and dean of the public management faculty of the Russian Government Academy of National Economy Sergey ZUEV.
Higher School of Economics heads the Directorate of the Information City (2012-2016) Government Programme for the City of Moscow
A consortium headed by NRU HSE has started work on the development of a systematic project for implementing the Information City (2012-2016) government programme for Moscow and on performing the function of the Programme's Directorate. The customer for this work is the Department for Information Technologies of the City of Moscow. From NRU HSE, the project is headed by the Centre for Government Activity Analysis of the Institute for Public and Municipal Management.
There shall be Open Data: the Higher School of Economics will develop a concept of open data for the Russian Federation09.08.2012 Public services in cooperation mode
The National Research University - Higher School of Economics is the winner of an open tender run by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development for the right to execute a government contract for elaborating a concept of open data for the Russian Federation.
The principal contractors under this contract at NRU HSE will be the Institute for Public and Municipal Management and the Semantic Technology Centre.
Public services in cooperation mode
The system developed by the Centre for Regional Programmes for Improving Public and Municipal Management of the Institute of Public and Municipal Management of the HSE and the company Evolenta shall enhance the efficiency of cooperation between various departments that render public and municipal services, including social assistance to the public.
IAL Congress: how to enhance the quality of legislation
The 10th congress of the International Association of Legislation was held on 28-29 June, attended by an HSE delegation. The Institutional Reforms in Legislative Procedures section discussed reports of the director of the IPAMM HSE Regulatory Impact Assessment Centre Daniil TSYGANKOV and Hamburg University Professor Ulrich KARPEN, related to the institutionalisation of regulatory impact assessment.
How do you regulate regulation?
On 11-12 June an OECD seminar was held in Berlin, devoted to improving the assessment of the performance of public regulation. IPAM NRU HSE Director Andrey KLIMENKO and director of IPAMM’s Regulatory Impact Assessment Centre Daniil TSYGANKOV took part in the seminar.
Assess before introducing, or How to Raise GDP
In many countries, important legislative acts undergo a regulatory impact assessment procedure, which looks at the consequences and opportunities that a legislative act has for the state, for business and for society as a whole.
Director of the RIA Centre at IPAMM NRU HSE Daniil TSYGANOV talks to the BEL.BIZ business portal about regulatory impact assessment, why it is needed and how effective it can be.
Specialist involvement of IPAMM in the Krasnoyarsk Krai School for Aspiring Public Administrators
A seminar on Public and Municipal Management has been held in Krasnoyarsk, as part of the School for Aspiring Public Administrators project to train the region’s management pool.
Specialist speakers at the event included member of the Federation Council Andrey KLISHAS, director of the Public Service Development Centre of IPAMM NRU HSE Nikolai KLISHCH and professor of the Department for Russian Constitutional and Municipal Law of the Moscow State Law Academy Ekaterina SHUGRINA.
The Capital’s Open Budget: Initiation and Prospects
A round table was held on 1 June at the Higher School of Economics, devoted to Moscow’s Open Budget. Officials, experts and representatives of public organisations all gathered to discuss problems of information openness.
Opening the round table, director of the HSE’s Institute for Public and Municipal Management Andrey KLIMENKO remarked that, in economic terms, the budget performs a critical information function and market agents can and should make rational decisions, relying on budget data. If they do not have enough of this information, they will find it hard to determine their policy and the way they should conduct themselves on the market, especially when making long-term or medium-term plans. In this respect, an open budget is important because it reflects the key parameters and the key preferences of the authorities and business may ‘tune its conduct in line with the expenditure outlines that the government specifies for itself.’
For a more active and broader discussion of laws at the stage of their preparation
On 24 May the St Petersburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted the conference Prospects for the introduction and further development of a procedure for assessing regulatory impact in constituent entities of the Northwest Federal District of the Russian Federation.
As part of this event, Director of the Regulatory Impact Assessment Centre of the Institute of Public and Municipal Management of the NRY HSE Daniil TSYGANKOV presented a report and gave an interview to the Dialog agency.