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26 February 2019/ Local development

“No-one knows everything about everything” : People, powers and practical approaches to decentralisation in Jordan

This blog was written by Dame Stella Manzie, GPG Associate and Former Local Authority Chief Executive. She talks about decentralization through GPG’s work in Jordan with the parliamentary committees and inquiries in...

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08 May 2018/ Parliamentary innovation

Public Trust in Politics

Aileen Walker is the Former Director of Public Engagement at House of Commons. In this paper, she interrogates public engagement and reflects on this question within the Sudan project.  Who gets your vote? One of...

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18 April 2018/ Youth & Gender

Making Local Government Work for Women

Sarah Hayward is the Former Leader of Camden Council and a GPG Associate. She writes for us about decentralization and gender. This is still a grey zone nonetheless an essential one for the experience it confers to...

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08 March 2018/ Youth & Gender

Challenges for Female Members of Parliament in Tanzania

Meg Munn is the Former FCO Minister and Minister for Women and Equality. She reflects on her experience with GPG in Tanzania and the barriers women in politics face in the country. Women’s participation in...

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16 January 2018/ Parliamentary innovation

Why Parliaments Need Good Access to Information

This blog was written by Adrian Crompton, the Auditor General for Wales and Rob Clements and Former Head of House of Commons Research Service. He exposes why members of parliaments as individuals need access to...

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27 November 2017/ Parliamentary innovation

Constituents Help MPs As Much As MPs Help Constituents

Roger Berry is a Former MP and Committee Chair. In this piece, he reflects on representativity and the interactions and engagement between MPs and their constituents. Both sides have essential roles which are...

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13 November 2017/ Parliamentary innovation

Development and Diplomacy

Chloé Bailey looks back at GPG’s event on the interface between diplomacy and development. The discussion was chaired by GPG’s founder Greg Power and the speakers included GPG’s Associates Rt Hon Alistair...

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30 October 2017/ Local development

Decentralisation in Jordan: The First Local Elections

Dianne Bevan is a GPG Associate and Local Government and Devolution Expert. In this blog, she comes back on the first Jordan local elections during GPG’s work in the kingdom. She reflects on the outcomes and what might...

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28 September 2017/ Local development

Laws That Work for the Citizen: Post-Legislative Scrutiny in Kyrgyzstan

Baroness Alison Suttie is a GPG Associate. She has been involved in our project in Kyrgyzstan and in this blog, she explains how we worked with the parliament and helped facilitate the implementation a post-legislative...

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05 September 2017/ Local development

A Practical Guide to Decentralisation

In this blog, Chloé Bailey presents the newly launched Guides to Decentralisation launched by GPG. The first paper outlines what is decentralisation and what ways exist to implement it. The second one explores how...

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