Programme Description
Regulations – if not designed and implemented properly – can create administrative burdens, hinder growth, and stimulate corruption. At the same time, good regulation can foster socially inclusive innovation, increase preparedness to crises, protect the environment, and build resiliency. High-quality regulation is therefore key to a successful ecological and digital transition.
In its 3rd edition, this four-day executive training programme will provide participants with a comprehensive and practical know-how and skills-set on high quality regulation, considering both the dimension of analysis and the practical dimension, sharing experience on how to manage rules across their life cycle to achieve meaningful governance objectives. The programme integrates operational lessons from a wide cross-national and multi-level perspectives with sessions on different global regions.
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Learning outcomes
By the end of this programme, the participants will be able to:
- Carry out the most important steps of consultation, impact assessment, and regulatory evaluation;
- Explain and communicate regulatory analysis to decision-makers;
- Provide feedback to stakeholders on their input to consultation;
- Judge the quality of regulatory analyses, use their findings and communicate them to different audiences;
- Appraise the implications of a given regulatory proposal for innovation and the sustainable development goals;
- Expand the regulatory reform tools and analysis to integrate the sustainable development goals, innovation, and foresight.
Learning methods
- Interactive sessions and discussions with the instructors;
- Co-teaching with two instructors guiding the discussion from different angles;
- Peer-to-peer learning;
- Role-play and case studies;
- Tailor-made components co-designed with the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission.
Who should attend
- Utility regulators;
- Public managers responsible for the development of regulatory proposals in national or regional administrators;
- Officers who carry out consultation, simplification programmes, and economic analysis of regulation;
- Managers who have to critically read and communicate on the findings of regulatory analysis;
- Evaluators of existing laws and regulations, in government or private firms;
- Regulatory affairs managers from companies, private think tanks and law-firms.
Information for applicants
- The in-person training course will take place in Florence between 11, 12, 13 and 14 March 2024. Registrants who are selected will be expected to be present on the EUI campus in Florence, Italy, on the days of the training;
- The programme will include approximately 20 hours of in-session training not including lunches or coffee breaks;
- Participants will be enrolled to the EUI’s virtual learning environment (Brightspace) in order to access the materials of the course;
- Accepted participants that successfully complete the training course will receive a Certificate of Attendance from the EUI’s School of Transnational Governance.
Instructors
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James Drummond
Policy Analyst/Project Manager, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance Directorate
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
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Giulia Listorti
Scientific Project Officer, Unit for Foresight, Modelling, Behavioral Insights and Design for Policy
Joint Research Centre (JRC), European Commission
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Robert Morgan
Head of Sustainable Development
Sustainable Future, Chief Operating Officer’s Group, Welsh Government
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![Portrait picture of Claudio Radaelli]()
Claudio Radaelli
Full-time Professor
Florence School of Transnational Governance
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![Portrait picture of Andrea Renda]()
Andrea Renda
Part-time Professor
Florence School of Transnational Governance
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![Portrait picture of Delia Rodrigo]()
Delia Rodrigo
Regulatory Reform Expert & Director
Allio Consulting
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![Portrait picture of Gaia Taffoni]()
Gaia Taffoni
Research Fellow
Florence School of Transnational Governance
Fees
Fee
1.500 €
Early bird and groups
1.350 € [ -10%]
Affiliation price
1.275 € [ -15%]
Early bird and groups
The early-bird discount (10%) is applicable for registrations by 18 December 2023 - 23:59 CET.
The same discount is applicable for groups (more than three people).
Affiliation price
The affiliation discount (15%) applies for NGO staff, national civil servants and EU officials (from EU institutions and bodies), international organisations, as well as EUI alumni, and former paying participants of STG courses.
ETGN price
The course is eligible for the ETGN Certificate with 20% discount over the total fee. Find out more.
We encourage early registrations for this course as places are given on a rolling basis.
More information about the cancellation policy applicable to this course.
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Liva Snike
Project Associate
Florence School of Transnational Governance
Application deadline:
19/02/2024 - 23:59CET