The Academy would like to bring your attention to the following resources and announcements.
Agile Regulation: Gateway to the Future
The National Academy of Public Administration, the Project Management Institute (PMI), and the Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust embarked on an effort to address federal regulation, which many view as the least agile area of public administration and policy. This paper presents an Agile Regulatory Framework that we believe can help federal agencies meet public needs in an increasingly fast-paced and dynamic environment.
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Grand Challenges in Public Administration
Over the next decade, all sectors of society must work together to address the critical issues of protecting and advancing democracy, strengthening social and economic development, ensuring environmental sustainability, and managing technological changes. And governments at all levels must improve their operations so that they can tackle problems in new ways and earn the public’s trust.
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Agile Regulation: Gateway to the Future
The National Academy of Public Administration, the Project Management Institute (PMI), and the Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust embarked on an effort to address federal regulation, which many view as the least agile area of public administration and policy. This paper presents an Agile Regulatory Framework that we believe can help federal agencies meet public needs in an increasingly fast-paced and dynamic environment.
Click to View Report
Grand Challenges in Public Administration
Over the next decade, all sectors of society must work together to address the critical issues of protecting and advancing democracy, strengthening social and economic development, ensuring environmental sustainability, and managing technological changes. And governments at all levels must improve their operations so that they can tackle problems in new ways and earn the public’s trust.
View Grand ChallengesWhat is the National Academy of Public Administration
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Management Matters Podcast
National Academy of Public Administration Podcast, featuring experts on Public Administration Challenges....
Happy Pride Month from the Academy
June is LGBT+ Pride Month. The Academy celebrates pride and all the contributions the LGBT+ community has made in the...
2022 Social Equity Leadership Conference
This year's 2022 Social Equity Leadership Conference was hosted by the University of San Francisco's School of Management and held...NAPA NEWS
New Academy Report: Intergovernmental Dimensions of the COVID-19 Responses and Consequences
The COVID-19 pandemic offers an unprecedented opportunity to examine federalism in action.
New Academy/MITRE Report: Advancing A Strategic Approach To Global Space Traffic Coordination
Building on the recommendations identified in the National Academy of Public Administration’s (the Academy) report, “Space Traffic Management,” the Academy and MITRE came together to publish a white paper entitled, "Advancing A Strategic Approach To Global Space Trafic Coordination." This paper lays out a strategic direction for the United States (U.S.) to advance global space traffic coordination (GSTC) and preserve space as a common pool resource for future generations. The purpose of this strategic direction is to guide all GSTC activities and contribute to ongoing conversations about federal priorities, resources, and investments.