Asia and the Pacific

The Asia-Pacific Sustainable Development Journal is published twice a year by the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. It aims to stimulate debate and enrich research in the formulation of policy in the Asia-Pacific region towards the fulfillment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

This webinar offers readers a glimpse of the numerous challenges in implementation of various welfare state policies and depicts the success stories of some of these.

The international webinar on “Good and Best Practices on Inter-Local Cooperation: An International Perspective” invited speakers from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Australia and the Philippines to share experiences on inter-local cooperation.

KIPA received an award from the prime minister for the ‘merit in the regulatory reform’ at the Government Complex-Seoul. KIPA was recognized for enhancing the quality standard of governmental regulations of Korea through professional and rapid analysis, review and consultations on the regulation impacts.

This webinar is a platform to discuss a burning concern of public administration and local governance, that of inter-local cooperation.

This report covers various topic of Asia and the Pacific governance, such as 1) government policy and legislation; 2) government system and civil services; 3) management, capacity building and innovation; 4) economic and social development and ICT; 5) public finance; and 6) private sector.

Asia and the Pacific is a key driver of a technological revolution that is profoundly transforming the way we live, work and relate to one another. This Regional Conversation will discuss pathways to digital inclusion and innovation drawing from the perspectives of a wide range of stakeholders.

The Ministry of Justice Spain developed the Justicia Digital: La visión 360º de la Seguridad (Digital Justice: 360 vision of security) quality plan in 2016 to improve the administrative management of all existing judicial offices in its field through enhanced ICT and training to professionals using it. The strategy is supported by a set of organizational and technological measures, integrating legislative compliance, security, awareness, prevention and surveillance.