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Course date
July 3–14, 2006
Location
Budapest
Application deadline
Course delivery
In-person

This summer course will be a policy and practice-based course for approximately 15-20 civil servants/decision makers as well as graduate students from Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia, as well as interested graduate students from other regions. The course aims to customize the Millennium Development goals to the target regions and develop policy proposals for realizing them. The course will provide a platform for cross-policy and cross-national dialogue, transfer of practices and experience, and development of integrated responses to some of the most pressing problems of today - sustainable human development and poverty alleviation and its associated implications. In addition to developing expertise in the MDGs and their implementation, participants will engage in intensive discussions and debates on the cutting edge of issues in the areas of human development, sustainability, and policy development. Topics and workshops will be taught and facilitated by experienced staff from the United Nations Development Programme and faculty from Central European University and other universities.

Completed CEU Summer University Application Form

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Notification

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