21-November-2014
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Trust is the glue that holds societies together. It is essential for most social and economic relations. Since the beginning of the economic crisis, OECD countries have been under pressure to restore trust in their institutions, especially in their governments.
13-November-2014
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“Life is full of alternatives but no choice.” G20 leaders at the summit in Brisbane, Australia, in November should reflect on these words by Australian writer Patrick White, a Nobel Laureate, as they prepare their economic strategies for the years to come.
12-November-2014
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Better policies for better lives: this time, in your region - Insights Blog
19-février-2014
Français
Le Dialogue sur les politiques de développement axé sur les ressources naturelles est un processus intergouvernemental pluriannuel de partage des connaissances et d’apprentissage entre pairs impliquant les pays producteurs de pétrole, gaz et minerais –pays membres de l’OCDE et pays partenaires– afin d’utiliser les ressources naturelles pour une transformation structurelle de l’économie et un développement plus large et plus inclusif.
31-January-2014
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This blog, written by David Satterthwaite with the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), discusses what indicators are needed in order to assess the quality of life of the urban poor.
16-January-2014
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Taking a ruler to our rulers: Government at a Glance Quiz
20-December-2013
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This blog post on trust in governments is a compilation of presentations given at the OECD Workshop entitled "Joint Learning for an OECD Trust Strategy", held on 14 October 2013.
6-December-2013
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This blog, by Wikichild co-ordinator Melinda George, takes a look at the well-being aspects and the quality of public service provision in the OECD's "Government at a Glance 2013" report. The post is part of Wikiprogress' December spotlight on governance.
14-November-2013
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Democracy depends on trust, but many citizens have lost faith in their government’s ability to design and implement fair and effective policies.
6-November-2013
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Being effective in government depends on navigating a complex multi-layered edifice, with different hierarchies, committees, and reporting structures within departments and ministries, and between national and local authorities. Explaining exactly how intergovernmental relations work is particularly problematic where taxation and public spending is concerned.