Search Results
Public Governance International > Search results for '42'

PGI pays special attention to capturing and sharing the results of its work. As a result, an abundant literature is available to public sector leaders interested in joining the effort to modernize public governance or in lunching their own New Synthesis initiative in their country.   The New Synthesis of Public Administration: Serving in the 21st century Bourgon, 2011 The New Synthesis of Public Administration: Serving in the 21st century […]

PGI maintains ongoing relationship with selected public organizations through fellowships multiyear agreements and other arrangements. Partnership arrangements are tailored to the interest of the host organization. Multiyear agreements allow for deeper relationship and to oversee changes over an extended period. Organizational capacity building consists of multi-year relationship between PGI and a public organization. The focus on this partnership is tailored according to the organization’s needs. PGI’s main focus is to […]

International activities play a central role in the work of PGI. This is at the heart of the New Synthesis Initiative. The international work conducted by PGI helps to detect emerging issues of importance to government and to test powerful ideas in a diversity of contexts and circumstances. The ideas reflected in the New Synthesis of public administration have been tested in practice in three countries or more in order […]

Every year, PGI participates in a number of international events and conferences as a way of disseminating its work and key findings. President Jocelyne Bourgon delivers each year a limited number of keynote addresses at the request of interested organizations. The following provides an illustration of recent keynote addresses at international events, and other similar international activities: French Embassy in Ottawa Program Review discussion, 2023 30 years ago, Canada invented […]