On the 8 September 2010, during the Economic Forum in Krynica, the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme will present its latest report "Competition between payers in the base healthcare system". Dr Barbara Więckowska will present the result of her research into the international practices of the regulated competition in healthcare systems.
On the 24 June 2010 the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme presented its latest report "The impact of OFE investment policies on the politics of Polish corporate governance". Professor Andrew Kerner presented the result of his research into the practices of OFE pension funds in influencing corporate governance practices in Poland
On the 18 May 2010 the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme will present its latest report "Complying with EU Law: How Administrative Oversight Shapes Transposition of EU Directives". Dr Radosław Zubek will present the result of his research into the practices of the transposition of EU Directives in Central-East Europe.
The Ernst & Young Better Government Programme announces a call for projects on the functioning of public institutions under its 2010 Grants Competition. Deadline for applications is 12 April 2010.
On the 24 February 2010 the Ernst & Young Better Government Programme presented the report Public-private partnership in urban development projects. Polish practices and single market regulations. Dr Tuna Tasan-Kok and dr Magdalena Załęczna discussed the result of their research into the practices and opportunities for PPPs in Poland.
The latest "Legislation barometer" report by Dr Radosław Zubek, Dr Marcin Matczak, Dr Agnieszka Cieleń and Dr Tomasz Zalasiński, in which the authors analyse the implementation of the Polish government’s legislative programme for the first half of 2009.
Ernst & Young Better Government Programme presents the report on innovation in the European Union “The cogs that move the wheel. Seven key messages from Central Europe on the successor to the Lisbon Strategy”, jointly authored by Krzysztof Rybiński, director of the Better Government Programme and Paweł Świeboda, President of demosEUROPA – Centre for European Strategy
The Ernst & Young Better Government programme has sponsored a three-year research project on the quality of economic lawmaking in four Central European countries – the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
