K2SP 3455 - Policy Making : Design, Management and Evaluation
This course presents the main approaches and instruments of policymaking at the different stages of the process: from design to evaluation through management, implementation and monitoring. It aims to develop skills to critically understand such processes as well as to provide a set of tools necessary for policy making in a context of deep transformation of the public action, which includes growing financial constraints, enhanced scrutiny, reinforced performance and impact evaluation, the imperative of citizen engagement or the need to move towards more open and innovative governments.
The course will seek to illustrate key theoretical concepts through the discussion of case studies borrowed from OECD and central governments empirical experiences in different fields such as development, fiscal policy or territorial policies.
Three guest lecturers will intervene in the sessions to share their experience: Ivan STOLA, Policy Analyst at OECD; Rene OROZCO, Economist at OECD, Development Center; Andres SANABRIA, Economist at OECD, Regional and Rural Development unit.
Students will actively participate in the class by working in small groups (2-3) to deliver oral presentations and work on a practical case study.
Guillaume LECAROS DE COSSIO GAUTHIER,Clément LACOUETTE-FOUGERE
Séminaire
English
Spring 2020-2021
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