On the 7 December 2011 the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme presented its latest report “Improving the Quality of Governance in Poland through Performance Based Budgeting”. Authors of the report, dr Łukasz Hard and dr Maarten de Jong indicated that the efficient and effective performance based budget improve the quality of country governance. Additionally, authors of the report indicate how improve the institution of performance based budget in Poland.
On the 7 September 2010, during the Economic Forum in Krynica, the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme presented its latest report "An assessment of possible improvements to the functioning of the Polish healthcare system. Co-payment and private health insurance". Dr Krzysztof Szczygielski presented the result of the research into the international practices of the healthcare systems.
Top 10 risks and opportunities: government and public sector
Fears of a double-dip recession rank high for the government and public sector, but how valid are these concerns? Fiscal policy, recession, sustainability and security have all have contributed to a drive toward transformation. With that drive comes opportunity. We explore the top 10 risks and opportunities.
On the 24 June 2011 the Selection Committee awarded research grants to the four research teams.
Supporting market growth in the EU
Innovation is the key to long-term growth. In order to generate growth and prosperity, Europe needs a policy that is market driven and firmly supports an environment of innovation. Learn how European leaders can transform these ideas into action.
22 March 2011 Ernst & Young Better Government Programme published another grant competition report "Land Value capture as a funding source for urban investment. The Warsaw metro system". The authors dr Francesca Medda and Marta Modelewska presented the results of their research into alternative funding possibilities for transport infrastructure.
The Ernst & Young Better Government Programme invites applications for research grants to study the effectiveness of public sector institutions in one of the Programme’s priority research areas. The deadline for applications is 18 April 2011.
On the 13 January 2011 the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme presented its latest report "Scientific productivity of public higher education institutions in Poland. A comperative bibliometric analysis." Dr Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz and Dr Aleksandra Parteka presented the results of their research on the scientific effeciency of Polish universities.
