9-December-2022
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This programme gathers available evidence on the gains that can be achieved through greater co-ordination of rules and their application across jurisdictions.
7-November-2022
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OECD work and publications on the topic of regulatory impact analysis (RIA) and country guidance on conducting impact assessments.
30-April-2020
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Regulatory decisions are vital at nearly every stage of resolving the health crisis and its social and economic effects. The current situation makes the need for trusted, evidence-based, internationally co-ordinated and well-enforced regulation particularly acute.
21-February-2020
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OECD work on the independence of regulators and how to protect them from undue influence. Information includes new data from a survey of 48 regulators across the world.
11-March-2019
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23-July-2018
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How should we be managing our public employees and setting public employment policy? The OECD is developing the first international Recommendation on Public Service Leadership and Capability and we want to hear from you. A public consultation is open to all public employees and interested citizens. Deadline is the 14th September 2018.
20-June-2018
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This guide aims to equip public servants with the necessary knowledge to understand what the Blockchain architecture is, the implications it could have on government services, and the opportunities and challenges governments may face as a result.
15-September-2017
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This page outlines OECD work on ensuring well-being for indigenous communities in regions and their unique contribution to culture and identity.
25-April-2017
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A Job for Life? The old notion of a safe job in the civil service is profoundly changing - OECD Insights blog by Bill Below.
8-March-2017
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Women’s representation in parliaments remains a global issue. In 2016, women constituted 23% of parliamentarians over both upper and lower houses combined, with the Pacific, Arab States and Asia having the lowest representation (16.4%, 18.2%, and 19.2% respectively).