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Episode IV: The smaller the states, the bigger the issues? Challenges of achieving good administration
“Smallness does not justify corruption,” said Professor Tiina Randma-Liiv, guest of the fourth WeBER Talks. She is a member of the WeBER Advisory Council as well as a Chair of Public Management and Policy at Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia. Currently, Professor Radma-Liiv also serves as a Vice Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Member of the University Council. She spoke with Milos Djindjic, WeBER Lead Researcher, about how more attention must be given to the size of the state in the process of public administration reform.
Episode III: Long and Winding Road to professional civil service in the Western Balkans
In this episode, Long and Winding Road to professional civil service in the Western Balkans, Jan-Hinrik Meyer-Sahling, Professor of Political Science at the University of Nottingham and a member of the WeBER Advisory Council and Lead WeBER Researcher, Milos Djindjic, discussed what lessons can be drawn from the EU member states and beyond.
Episode II: Policy planning on the road to the EU: The case of Montenegro
In the second episode, our guest is Zorka Kordic, Chief Negotiator for the EU Accession of Montenegro. Milena Lazarević, an expert on the topic of public administration, European Policy Centre – CEP Programme Director and WeBER initiative Team Leader, talked with her about the Montenegrin road to the EU and the role of policy planning, the WeBER initiative and why civil society must monitor the public administration reform process.
Episode I: En route to a better public administration: Why bottom-up pressure is necessary
PAR Monitor scoreboard
The Regional PAR Scoreboard is an online regional benchmarking tool, containing an interactive map of
the Western Balkans and the possibility to choose from a set of PAR Principles’ indicators for each
country.
Episode VI: Taming corruption necessary for achieving a good public administration: What can CSOs do?
The countries of the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe have been facing several different crises in recent years, which lead to, in some countries, [...]
Episode V: Common Assessment Framework: A way of making continuous improvements in Public Administration
For insightful discussion on the importance of QM tools such as CAF, advantages of its application, and experience of WB countries who are using [...]
Episode IV: The smaller the states, the bigger the issues? Challenges of achieving good administration
“Smallness does not justify corruption,” said Professor Tiina Randma-Liiv, guest of the fourth WeBER Talks. She is a member of the WeBER Advisory Council as [...]
