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Training

At the IPP, we consider good governance to be transparent and responsive agenda-setting, open and balanced decision-making and effective and accountable decision implementation. The IPP delivers special capacity-building workshops for current and future professional civil servants, including government and Parliament officers, members of political parties and active students. The trainings aim to provide basic knowledge and skills necessary to uphold the basic standards of good governance. The trainings are provided within individual projects, focusing on specific target groups.

 Workshops on public policy:

1. Public policy as a technology
2. Analytical centers: their role, place and functions in democratic society
3. Research, projection and assessment in public policy
4. The policy making process
5. Analytical documents: structural and textual peculiarities
6. Publication of analytical documents
7. Types and standards of documents in public policy
8. Forms of public participation in the policy-making process

Workshops on governance:

1. Effective team-building
2. Effective time management
3. Management of human resources
4. Negotiation
5. Conflict prevention
6. Stress management
7. Effective management
8. Project management
9. Crowd management
10. The concept and practice of tolerance
11. Fundraising
12. Decision-making processes
13. Monitoring and assessing organization
14. Advocacy and lobbying
15. Information processing
16. Strategic planning
17. Social partnership

Workshops on personal development:

1. The leader and leadership
2. Argumentation and dialogue
3. Public speaking
4. Effective communication
5. Breaking stereotypes
6. Debate
7. Critical thinking
8. Creative thinking

Workshops on elections:

1. Monitoring elections
2. Conscious voting
3. PR-technologies
4. Strategy in election campaigns
5. Agitation
6. Public speech and debate
7. Candidate image
8. Role play: elections
9. Political marketing
10. Neuro-linguistic programming in election campaigns.