What: When designing new policies, investing in public services and infrastructures, launching a new project, an important issue to consider is the tangled web of complex and asymmetric relationships among actors. A preliminary analysis of actors, their information endowment and the information flow amongst them, the incentives that drive their choices, the type of relationships established, is of outmost importance to set the right scenario and ask the right questions. The course intends to present FIELD TM, a methodology to help local policy- and decision-makers to tackle local governance with a richer information basis, to strengthen awareness in public and private choices and to increase effectiveness of local policies and projects. During the course, the rationale of the methodology will be introduced and instructions for its application will be provided, alongside with presentation of contexts where it has already been applied and working groups to develop a class case study. Who: The course is mainly addressed to public officials and policy-makers in charge of designing local public policies, managing big infrastructure investments or launching new projects, managers and practitioners of grant-giving organizations (foundations, charities, …), national and local government heads, mayors and other public sector decision makers, grant-seeking and no profit organisations, professionals, researchers and PhD candidates, corporate managers engaged in infrastructures projects, officials from development agencies or regulatory authorities, officials from NGOs. Faculty: Franco BECCHIS | Turin School of Local Regulation Stay tuned! Interested in the next session? Subscribe to our newsletter or contact us on eep@turinschool.eu |