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The handbook "The Civil Service in Europe: A Research Companion" has been published
Over 50 experts from various European countries analyse the changes and reform needs of the civil service in Europe comparatively in about thousand pages. The handbook aims to establish civil service law as part of European constitutional and administrative law and promote a European public administration perspective.
Lecture hosted at the NIPAG on the international research project 'Opportunities and risks associated with automated administrative decisions,' with the participation of the NIPAG.
On 3 December 2024, guest researcher Prof. Angela Ferrari Zumbini (Universita Federico II, Naples, Italy) gave a lecture at the National Institute for Public Administration Germany (NIPAG) on the application of artificial intelligence in administrative decision-making.
Dr Jenny Rademann at the Dialogue Forum on '3 Years of the German Act to Strengthen Children and Youth (KJSG)'.
Dr Jenny Rademann, research associate at NIPAG, was invited to contribute to the impact dialogue, 'Three years of the German Act to Strengthen Children and Youth: Further development and learning processes in municipal practice'.
Launch of the Youth Check Berlin (YCB) project
The NIPAG has initiated the development of a youth-check for the state of Berlin. The kick-off workshop for the youth-check Berlin (YCB) programme took place on 26 November 2024.
NIPAG participates in the annual conference of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS) on the topic 'Use of AI in public administration'
This year's annual conference of the German Section of the IIAS focused on 'The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in public administration'. Research associates from the National Institute for Public Administration Germany (NIPAG) were present to discuss the topic with practitioners.
Discussion Paper 92 published
The recently published NIPAG Discussion Paper addresses the question of how public administration can most effectively meet the challenges of the present and the future. It sets out strategies for maintaining capacity of public administration to act effectively in the context of multiple crises and rapid change. NIPAG conceptualises this in terms of task orientation, which can be defined as a project-oriented approach to work that takes tasks as the fundamental unit of analysis.
Dr Jonas Botta as expert witness on the subject of the Police Commissioner Act in the North-Rhine Westphalia State Parliament
Dr Jonas Botta, research associate at the NIPAG, gave evidence as an expert witness on the planned Police Commissioner Act (LT-Drs. 18/9606) in front of the Interior Committee of the State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia on 12 November 2024.
Interview with guest researcher Rafael Leite: “It will be great to discover the diversity of administrative practices in Germany”
From October 2024, Rafael Leite from Brazil will be a guest researcher at the National Institute for Public Administration Germany for one year. We are delighted to welcome him and look forward to exchanging experiences with him. He is a recipient of the prestigious German Chancellor Fellowship sponsored by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. In this interview, he answers five questions about his work and his interest in the German administration.
Evaluation of the implementation of the Schleswig-Holstein Open Data Act (ODaG) for the provision of open data concluded
The evaluation of the implementation of the Schleswig-Holstein Open Data Act (ODaG) was concluded in October 2024. The NIPAG was commissioned to prepare sections of the report on the initial evaluation of the legislation in accordance with scientific standards.
KJSG project in the BMFSFJ report 'Working together towards one goal'
The NIPAG project 'Support for the implementation of the Act to Strengthen Children and Youth (KJSG): Conversion of administrative structures in the field of integration support' is presented in the report 'Working together towards one goal – We are shaping integrated child and youth welfare' (which is published by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ) and now also available in print.
