Laboratorio per l’Innovazione Pubblica
by Adriano Zammar 14/05/16 The economic crisis that hit the United States on 2007, and which later spread to the global finance and economy, has had serious consequences on public debts of the European Countries, which have been caught unprepared in the management of such an imbalance and have had
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by Laura Trotta 14/05/16 ‘The key to doing more with less in the public sector lies in productivity, innovation and increased adaptability in the provision of programs and services. Governments need to remain open to new business models and new technologies and be willing to phase out existing practices when
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by Alessandra Rambaldi 14/05/16 1.The European Ombudsman. Profile and functions. 2.The independence of the European Ombudsman 3.Maladministration: a non-well defined framework 4.Who made the complaint? 5.Investigations and results 6.How affects the Ombudsman on European institutions 1. The European Ombudsman. Profile and functions. The European Ombudsman has been introduced into
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di Niccolò Macdonald 14/05/16 Il decreto legislativo 18 aprile 2016, n.50, pubblicato sulla Gazzetta Ufficiale il 19 aprile 2016, introduce nel nostro ordinamento il nuovo Codice degli appalti pubblici e dei contratti di concessione, attuando così la legge delega del 28 gennaio 2016, n.11. Viene realizzata quindi quella riforma della
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by Erika Masini 13/05/16 My dissertation work is focused on the development of Healthcare Service in U.K and Italy. The U.K’s National Healthcare Service (NHS) is well known for providing free care to all its citizens. It was established in 1948. NHS is an universal Healthcare system. It is based
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by Matteo Manocchio 14/05/16 In response to the financial crisis that emerged in 2008, the European Commission pursued a number of initiatives to create a safer and sounder financial sector. These initiatives, which include stronger prudential requirements for banks, improved depositor protection and rules for managing failing banks, form a
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by Ilaria Madeo 14/05/16 On March the 28th 2014, in the Official Gazette, were published the new directives regarding public contracts: the Directive 2014/23/EU concerning licenses, the Directive 2014/24 /EU about contracts in ordinary sectors, which replaced the Directive 2004/18/EC, and the Directive 2014/25/EU, which substituted the Directive 2004/17/CE and
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by Fatima Maria Pizzati 14/05/16 One of the major problems of our time is climate change. Climate change, also called global warming, refers to the rise in average surface temperatures on Earth, mostly due to the human use of fossil fuels which releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases (ghg)
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by Camilla Cavallucci 13/05/1 Ronald Reagan in 1986 introduced in the US legislation the False Claim Act: every citizen can sue the public official who violates the fundamental principles which characterize his assignment, seeing paid 15-20 percent of reimbursements obtained from the State at the end of the proceedings. This
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by Beatrice Perinelli 14/05/16 TTIP stands for “Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership“, a proposed treaty between the EU and the USA which aims to influence trade rules between the two economic powers. Its overall objectives are to create new jobs, relaunch both economies and reduce prices for consumers. These goals
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