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Retrospective: 'Youth Team' closing event in the Thuringia State Parliament
The closing event of the 'Youth Team' took place on 2 March 2024 at the Thuringia State Parliament. Around 30 members of the 'Youth Team' Thuringia gathered in Erfurt to reflect on the results of the previous meetings.
Retrospective: Visions for a digital Europe 2025
The course of Europe's digital future is currently being set by politicians and legislators. On 27 October 2021, iRightsLab, the Heinrich Böll Foundation, the National Institute for Public Administration Germany and the German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer met to discuss the future of European digital policy.
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.
Retrospective: Closing conference on the evaluation of the Planning Assurance Act (PlanSiG)
With the Planning Assurance Act (PlanSiG), the legislator provides a legal framework for the rapid and lawful implementation of planning and approval procedures, taking into account the need for infection control measures during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The main provisions of the PlanSiG expire on 31 December 2022. Against this background, the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community (Bundesministeriums des Innern und für Heimat - BMI) commissioned the National Institute for Public Administration Germany to evaluate the PlanSiG in November 2021. The evaluation, entitled 'Evaluation of the Planning Assurance Act: Experiences with the implementation of digital forms of public participation in planning and approval procedures', the results of the evaluation, which are intended to serve the legislator as a basis for decision-making for the development of legal regulations for the digital optimisation of public participation in planning and approval procedures, were presented to an expert audience and discussed with representatives from public authorities and project developers.
