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Monday, January 14, 2013

Transatlantic Workshop on Research on Policy Modeling: Europeans and Americans Meet in DC to Tackle 21st Century Challenges

From the Millennium Institute:

28th-29th January 2013
The New America Foundation
1899 L Street, N.W., Suite 400
Washington, DC 20036

The growing interconnectedness and speed of 21st century society is placing increasing pressure on government bodies to improve strategy development, policy design and decision making in and across complex, dynamic domains.

The effective use of ICT [information and communications technology] tools for governance and policy modeling is expected to alleviate this pressure by improving the evidence base for supporting better policy-making.

This Workshop aims to bring together researchers from both sides of the Atlantic to collect and share knowledge on modeling frameworks and best practices in the development of more advanced models for ICT-enabled policy formulation and evaluation.

Results from the workshop will contribute to the CROSSOVER Roadmap on Policy Modeling 2.0.

Maximum of 60 attendees including:
§ Policy makers & decision makers
§ Modelers & policy applications developers
§ Policy and data analysts
§ Interested Citizens
§ Journalists

To attend, contact info@millennium-institute.org

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