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Training course: Citizen Participation and Accountability

April 16, 2012 - April 27, 2012


Venue: Hague, Netherlands

Organizer(s): The Hague Academy for Local Governance, Netherlands

Language: English

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Info link: http://www.thehagueacademy.nl/training-programmes/open-courses-2012/training-citizen-participation-accountability/

Trust between governments and citizens is essential for good governance and participation. In order to build trust, governments need to communicate in a transparant way about past and future decisions and actions. Governments however, should not only inform but also involve citizens. The ideas and opinions that they put forward in policy-making and implementation processes, provide valuable input for improving the quality of local policies and services. Key questions to be discussed in this two-week innovative training course include: How can municipalities increase accountability towards their citizens? And how can they benefit from involving citizens and organisations in a smart way? You will discuss the accountability chain, the participation ladder, do´s and don´ts and you will visit participation projects in urban planning, social cohesion and safety.

The deadline to apply for a NFP (Nuffic) fellowship is 1 October 2011!