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SUMMARY:Online Course – Inclusive Local Economic Development
DESCRIPTION:This six-week\, practice-oriented\, and expert-led online course will explore strategies and tools for local authorities to promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth. It will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to assess their local economic environment and – in an inclusive manner – design an effective local economic development strategy. \nE-learning methodology \nUnlike most e-courses\, this hands-on\, interactive course will apply problem–based and collaborative learning methods. Participants will have plenty of space to interact with both each other and with the instructor and will work together to solve practical assignments. \n  \nPractical Information \nThe course takes an asynchronous approach\, meaning that participants do not need to log in at set times – which can be difficult due to time differences – but can complete the coursework at times convenient to them. Weekly submission of assignments. \n\nThis course will take place online from 13 April to 22 May 2020.\nThe deadline to apply is 10 April.\nThe course fee is € 600.\nSpace is limited to 25 participants. Applications are accepted on a first-come\, first-served basis.\nThe course is designed for development workers\, local and regional officials\, and ministry-level professionals.\nProfessionals who complete the course will receive an accredited certificate of achievement.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives \nThis course will help you: \nAssess the economic and political context for regional development;\nIdentify challenges and opportunities for strengthening the local economy and job creation together with stakeholders at the local\, regional and national level;\nDevelop approaches to strategic and inclusive local economic planning;\nBecome acquainted with practical tools for supporting the local economy.\nAfter this course\, you will receive a professional certificate of completion from The Hague Academy for Local Governance.
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SUMMARY:How to Finance Justice for All
DESCRIPTION:On April 28th HiiL is dipping their toe in new waters. Their team of writers have been busy finalising the SDG16 trend report on How to Finance Justice for All. The results of investigating the money flows of justice is an understanding of how a new approach replaces resource competition with resource sharing\, and identifies the investible game changers out there.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/how-to-finance-justice-for-all/
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SUMMARY:How can we make our voices heard in the time of the Covid-19 crisis?
DESCRIPTION:On World Press Freedom Day we ask… \nHow can we debunk the rumours and support communities with access to facts?\nWhat can big tech do to counter the ‘infodemic’ on social media?\nWhat are the prospects for global solidarity as the pandemic highlights the divisions? \nMedia\, big tech and citizens can play vital roles in countering the spread of misinformation in our new world of lockdown and social distancing. At the same time\, Covid-19 has amplified global inequality\, and is heightening the threat to freely reported and reliable information\, according to the 2020 World Press Freedom Index. \nOn 3 May we celebrate press freedom and access to information\, and discuss the challenges facing all independent media. Join HagueTalks on Zoom for this special online event on World Press Freedom Day\, where we will discuss what the pandemic means for all of us and the future of freedom of expression. \nOur international line-up of expert speakers and panellists bring fresh and urgently topical perspectives to the subject of global press freedom. And this online edition of HagueTalks offers extra opportunities for you to join the conversation with your questions. \nTHE SPEAKERS \n\nMarietje Schaake – President of the Cyber Peace Institute. Marietje heads the Cyber Peace Institute\, which promotes safe and stable cyberspace. The institute is currently working to counter coronavirus misinformation and combat the ‘infodemic’ exacerbating the pandemic. Marietje is International Policy Director at the Stanford University Cyber Policy Center\, and was previously a Member of the European Parliament for the Dutch Democrats 66 party. More This link opens in a new tab …\nMira Milosevic – Executive Director of the Global Forum for Media Development. Mira describes herself as a journalist at heart\, but she now heads the Global Forum for Media Development\, which works to strengthen journalism that informs citizens and strengthen democracies. The organisation is now working to support the journalist community in dealing with the pandemic. Mira previously authored the World Press Trends reports\, the leading source of data and analysis on the global press. More This link opens in a new tab …\nSoni Khanal – Program and Learning Manager\, Accountability Lab Nepal. In her role at Accountability Lab Nepal\, Soni works to promotes responsible government and accountable institutions. Internationally\, Accountability Lab is currently focusing on debunking coronavirus rumours and validating information. Having grown up in urban Kathmandu with strong rural roots\, Soni campaigns for equal access to basic services in Nepal. More This link opens in a new tab …\nAya Chebbi – African Union Special Envoy on Youth. Aya became the African Union’s first ever Youth Envoy after several years as a social movement activist across the continent. She rose to global fame as a voice for democracy and blogger during the Tunisian Revolution. Aya is the founder of Afrika Youth Movement\, which promotes peace\, equality and social justice across the continent. In 2019 she was named as one of the 100 most influential young Africans. More This link opens in a new tab …\n\nModerator Michele Ernsting – Director of Programme Development and Global Networks at RNW Media. Michele uses media to support free speech in areas where this is limited due to censorship or social pressure. Her team co-creates media platforms for people to engage on subjects such as sexual health\, accountability and citizen’s rights. Michele was previously a radio journalist and producer of multi-award-winning documentaries. \nEvent is co-organised by The Hague Project Peace and Justice This link opens in a new tab  and RNW media This link opens in a new tab.
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