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28-October-2005
English
This book includes the papers presented at the workshop with report of some successful cases of regional employment development in each country, which was added to the papers based on the discussions at the workshop...
27-October-2005
Italian
Il convegno, che analizzerà questi ed altri temi, si prefigge da un lato di sensibilizzare il mondo politico e quello economico sull’importanza strategica della cultura nelle politiche per lo sviluppo economico e, dall’altro lato...
5-October-2005
English
This conference aimed to increase awareness of policy makers and the private sector on the importance of culture in development policies. It also promoted specific recommendations on how to...
15-February-2005
English
This conference took place on 22-23 September 2005 in Trento, Italy. It built on the interest registered at the Capacity Building Seminar in November 2004 to further explore the trends, opportunities and challenges that social economy...
7-October-2003
English
20-Oct-2003This conference was jointly organised by the LEED, the City of Rome and the Risorse per Roma, in the framework of the LEED Forum on Social Innovations and the Forum on Cities and Regions. Contact: Jonathan.Potter@oecd.o
7-August-2003
English
7-Aug-2003The LEED Programme will participate in the first Italian Expo on Local Development. Know more about this event.
2-June-2003
Spanish
Los gobiernos de hoy buscan activamente establecer asociaciones integrales con la sociedad civil y el sector privado. Este libro propone una estrategia que los gobiernos pueden poner en marcha para mejorar la gobernabilidad a través de las asociaciones.
3-June-2002
Italian
Per migliorare la governance, i governi dei Paesi Membri dell’OCSE hanno di recente creato e sostenuto reti di partenariato a livello locale o regionale. I partenariati facilitano la concertazione, la cooperazione e il coordinamento.
2-April-2001
English
Partnerships are being established throughout OECD countries to tackle issues of economic development, employment, social cohesion and the quality of life. This book proposes a strategy that governments can implement to improve governance through partnerships.
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