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SUMMARY:The State of Urbanization – Scaling Up the Metropolitan Model in Indonesia
DESCRIPTION:How can Indonesia scale up its metropolitan model to meet the challenges of rapid urbanization? \n\nJoin the Forum of Federations\, in collaboration with Rebana Metropolitan Management Agency\, for an insightful discussion on the state of urbanization and how to scale up the metropolitan model in Indonesia. \n📅 February 24\, 2026 \n⏰ 10:00 AM (WIB / GMT+7) \n💻 Online \nThis high-level panel brings together leading policymakers\, urban planners\, economists\, and governance experts to explore innovative metropolitan governance models and sustainable urban development strategies. \n🔗 Register now: https://s.id/Rebana_TSU
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/the-state-of-urbanization-scaling-up-the-metropolitan-model-in-indonesia/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Global roundtable on the future of decentralization and multilevel governance
DESCRIPTION:The seismic shift that is underway in the global development funding landscape should be a wake-up call to leaders in the Global North and South alike. As support from the international community is waning or changing\, sustainable development will increasingly have to be achieved by Global South countries themselves and potentially other partners\, redoubling their efforts to improve the responsiveness\, results-orientation\, and efficiency of the public sector. \nThe changing global context has obvious and important implications for those who study\, work on\, and advocate for inclusive and efficient decentralization\, localization\, and multilevel governance. Inclusive and efficient multilevel governance systems can—and should—be leveraged to contribute to global stability\, economic prosperity\, sustainable development\, and efficient public service delivery in countries around the world. \nWithin this context\, the Local Public Sector Alliance (LPSA)\, together with the Forum of Federations\, NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\, the Center on International Cooperation (CIC) at New York University (NYU)\, and a number of other partners\, will be convening a global roundtable. \nThe global roundtable is scheduled to take place on February 26-27\, 2026\, at New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service in New York City. \nParticipation in the roundtable will be invitation-only. \nRoundtable objectives\nThe collective vision of the roundtable organizers is a world where people are informed and empowered; governments are open and responsive; and the public good is enhanced through civic engagement and collective action. Achieving this vision requires countries to pursue inclusive\, efficient\, and responsive multilevel governance systems. \nImplementing the necessary reforms to achieve inclusive and responsive multilevel governance systems requires building country-level consensus and political will that results in public sector reforms (including in governance\, administrative\, fiscal\, and sectoral systems)\, informed by evidence and an in-depth understanding of decentralization and localization as complex\, cross-cutting and multistakeholder reforms. Global advocates of inclusive governance and sustainable development have an important role to play in knowledge development; knowledge sharing; and convening\, outreach\, and field-building.  The issue of how to strategically sequence and implement reforms also requires dedicated attention. \nThe focus of the roundtable is not to reflect on the importance of different thematic or technical issues—there are other venues to dive deeper into specific topics. Instead\, the focus would be on identifying what we (think we) know\, where we need to be more self-critical or work harder to better understand how multilevel governance can be leveraged in the real-world (or not)\, what to prioritize\, and how to overcome the increasingly restrictive operating environment being faced by global champions\, development actors\, and other stakeholders that recognize the importance of multilevel governance and the local public sector in achieving inclusive governance and sustainable development. \nHosting\, funding\, and participation\nThe roundtable will be co-hosted by the Local Public Sector Alliance (LPSA)\, the Forum of Federations\, NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service\, and the Center on International Cooperation (CIC) at New York University (NYU). Additional co-conveners and partners include the Commonwealth Local Government Forum\, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)\, and the World Bank. \nAn initial estimate is that 40-50 participants might take part in the roundtable. In-person attendance will be invitation-only. In principle\, all co-conveners\, partner organizations\, and participants will bear the cost of their own attendance. Travel support for a limited number of unaffiliated participants may be provided by LPSA or other partners. \nPlease contact Ms. Mirna Dave (mirna@decentralization.net) for questions or further information.
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/global-roundtable-on-the-future-of-decentralization-and-multilevel-governance/
LOCATION:NYU Wagner School\, 105 East 17th Street\, New York\, NY\, 1003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Round Table Discussion
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SUMMARY:Canada’s Message: What It Means for Australia & New Zealand
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nThe Forum of Federations and ANZSOG invite you to join a timely online discussion following the recent address by the Canadian Prime Minister to the Australian Parliament — a significant moment highlighting the changing role of middle-power democracies in an increasingly complex global landscape. \nCanada\, Australia\, and New Zealand share Westminster traditions\, strong institutional connections\, and similar governance pressures. Each country is operating within a more challenging strategic environment\, facing rising public expectations\, and experiencing growing demands to deliver quickly while upholding transparency\, accountability\, and trust. \nThis virtual event will bring together leading experts in governance and senior diplomatic figures from across the three nations to reflect on what this moment signals for the future of public governance — and how institutions can remain effective\, resilient\, and worthy of public confidence. \nWhat We’ll Explore\nDuring this one-hour online session\, the panel will examine: \n\nThe central themes and key messages from the Canadian Prime Minister’s address and what they mean for Australia.\nHow public sectors can operate with greater flexibility and practicality while safeguarding legitimacy and trust.\nLessons from Canada’s evolving public administration practices and their relevance in the Australian setting.\nPractical insights for leaders managing uncertainty\, complexity\, and heightened public scrutiny.\n\nKey Participants\nSpeakers\n\nTaki Sarantakis\, President\, Canada School of Public Service\nProfessor Janine O’Flynn\, Director\, ANU Crawford School of Public Policy\nIain Rennie\, CNZM\, Secretary and Chief Executive\, The Treasury\n\nPanel Chair\n\nProfessor Caron Beaton-Wells\, Dean & CEO\, ANZSOG\n\nWelcome Remarks\n\nRupak Chattopadhyay\, President & CEO\, Forum of Federations\n\nWhy Attend\nThis discussion will provide: \n\nComparative perspectives from three Westminster systems responding to global disruption.\nActionable ideas to enhance public sector capability and responsiveness.\nGreater clarity on leading with integrity\, transparency\, and purpose in a demanding and rapidly evolving environment.\n\nEvent Details\n\nFriday\, 13 March 2026\n10:00am–11:00am AEDT\n1-hour online session (via livestream)\n\nThe Forum of Federations and ANZSOG will host this event. \nJoin the Conversation\nWherever you are based\, take part online in this focused and engaging discussion on how Australia and Aotearoa can help shape and strengthen their governance futures in an era of rapid global change. \nRegister here: https://anzsog.edu.au/events-connection/events/canada-s-message-what-it-means-for-australia-new-zealand/
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/canadas-message-what-it-means-for-australia-new-zealand/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Governing Artificial Intelligence in Federal Systems Opportunities and Challenges
DESCRIPTION:The emergence of new technologies has had profound effects on societies. The arrival of powerful artificial intelligence (AI) systems is the latest pivotal development in the evolving technological landscape\, with generative\, predictive and agentic AI anticipated to revolutionize areas such as healthcare\, transportation\, education and communication. The data processing and generative capacities of new AI systems have the potential to supercharge digitalization in areas where technology is being into government. \nWhile some of the opportunities and challenges of AI apply to governments across the board\, federal and multilevel governance models arguably face additional layers of complexity. Questions concerning who governs and manages AI become increasingly important in systems in which constituent units have autonomy to regulate in their areas of jurisdiction. Furthermore\, this raises the question of the extent of alignment – between federal government and other constituent units – and the impact this has on the ability of governments to manage and harness AI for the public good. \nThe unprecedented speed of AI development enhances the need for practical knowledge of the regulation\, management and deployment of AI systems in federations\, as well as the specific dynamics stakeholders operating in federal systems may encounter. \nIn this context\, the Forum of Federations and Publius: The Journal of Federalism are convening an international comparative research workshop to explore this pressing governance topic. The workshop will be held on 7-8 May 2026 at the Les Aspin Center for Government in Washington DC. \nParticipation in this workshop is by invitation only.  \nWorkshop Objective\nThe research workshop will assemble academics\, officials and practitioners from Brazil\, Canada\, Germany\, India\, Pakistan\, Nepal\, Switzerland\, the United States to discuss and identify comparative trends in AI governance in governance in federal countries around the world. \nDrawing on empirical evidence from practice in federations\, the discussions will provide the basis for a comparative research framework and the development of practical knowledge products for stakeholders. \nPartners\nThis workshop is organized by the Forum of Federations in partnership with Publius: The Journal of Federalism and Marquette University’s Les Aspin Center for Government. The event is supported by the James Madison Charitable Trust.
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/governing-artificial-intelligence-in-federal-systems-opportunities-and-challenges/
LOCATION:Les Aspin Center for Government\, 502 East Capitol St. NE Washington\, D.C. 20003\, Washington\, DC\, 20003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:Localizing Climate Governance in Fragile Settings
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the 4th Environmental Peacebuilding Association Conference for an important discussion on climate governance\, peacebuilding\, and local leadership in fragile and conflict-affected settings. \n📅 19 June 2026 \n🕘 09:00 – 10:30 \n📋 Localizing Climate Governance in Fragile Settings \n📍 CRX 408 \nIn many contexts affected by conflict\, climate adaptation cannot rely solely on central governments. This moderated roundtable will explore how communities are leading climate action\, resilience\, and environmental governance when state institutions are absent\, fragmented\, or unable to respond effectively. \n🎤 Moderator\n• Rupak Chattopadhyay\, President and CEO of the Forum of Federations. Expert in federalism\, multilevel governance\, and democratic institutional design\, with extensive international experience supporting governance reform and conflict-sensitive policy processes. \n👥 Speakers\n• Tabea Campbell Pauli – Conflict and peacebuilding specialist focused on the Asia-Pacific region\, whose research examines inclusive multi-level governance and local climate resilience in Myanmar\, Pakistan\, and the Philippines. \n• Tasnia Khandaker Prova – Researcher and development practitioner from Bangladesh and PhD candidate at the University of Toronto\, whose work explores climate change\, security\, peacebuilding\, and community-led responses in fragile borderland regions. \n• Laura Aumeer – Director of the Europe-Asia Department at Conciliation Resources\, with extensive experience in peacebuilding\, climate-security programming\, and supporting local action across the Pacific\, Kashmir\, and East and Central Africa. \nThe panel will examine how practitioners\, donors\, and policymakers can support community-led climate action\, strengthen local governance\, and promote environmental peacebuilding without re-centralizing power. \n📅 Agenda\n⏱️ 09:00–09:15 — Introduction \nFraming the problem: Why local leadership is a necessity\, not just a preference\, in FCAS. \n⏱️09:15–09:45 — Panel Provocations \n10-minute “lightning” insights from each speaker\, focusing on their specific context. \n⏱️09:45–10:15 — Moderated Dialogue \nA facilitated discussion on the common threads: How do we fund\, protect\, and scale local leadership without re-centralising power? \n⏱️10:15–10:30 — Synthesis & Closing \nKey takeaways for practitioners and donors on supporting “local-first” environmental peacebuilding.
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/localizing-climate-governance-in-fragile-settings/
LOCATION:CRX 408
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SUMMARY:Youth Awareness Session on Political Participation in Local Elections
DESCRIPTION:Young people of Ajloun — Your voice matters! \nJoin us for a Youth Awareness Session on elections\, the new Local Administration Law\, and the role of young people in shaping their communities. \n \n📅 October 10\, 2026\n🕚 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM\n📍 Ajloun \nLet’s learn\, discuss\, and explore how young people can take part in local decision-making. 🤝 \nOrganized with the Ministry of Political and Parliamentary Affairs and the Forum of Federations.
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/youth-awareness-session-on-political-participation-in-local-elections/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261110T120000
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SUMMARY:The Forum of Federations Handbook on Digitalization in Public Administration of Federal Countries
DESCRIPTION:How is digitalization governed when power is shared? \nFederal countries face a hard question. Digital services cross jurisdictional boundaries\, but the constitutions that govern them do not. As AI and other frontier technologies advance\, who decides\, who is accountable\, and how do governments coordinate? \nOn November 10\, the Forum of Federations and the University of Ottawa’s Centre on Governance launch The Forum of Federations Handbook on Digitalization in Public Administration of Federal Countries\, an open-access comparative study of nine federal and decentralized countries. The book is edited by Eric Champagne\, Silvana Gomes\, Felix Knüpling\, André Lecours\, Jamie M. Thomas and Diana Chebenova. \nJoin the book’s experts and editors as they share insights and explore what AI and emerging technologies mean for how governments make decisions\, work together\, and deliver digital public services. The discussion will explore: \n🔹 Digital policy decisions and implementation\n🔹 Accountability\n🔹 Collaboration across orders of government \n📅 Tuesday\, November 10\, 2026 \n🕛 12:00–1:30 p.m. (ET) \n📍 Social Sciences Building (FSS)\, Room 4004\, University of Ottawa\, and online via Zoom \n🗣️ English and French \nAll are welcome. Register for the online session here: \nhttps://www.uottawa.ca/research-innovation/events-all/roundtable-book-launch-digital-government-federal-systems-era-frontier-technology \nForum of Federations: real solutions to governance challenges—making multilevel governance work better for people.
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/the-forum-of-federations-handbook-on-digitalization-in-public-administration-of-federal-countries/
LOCATION:University of Ottawa Faculty of Social Sciences\, 120 University Room /120 Université\, Room 4004\, Ottawa\, ON\, K1N 6N5
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SUMMARY:Canada and Europe Strategic Partners Beyond the Trump Years
DESCRIPTION:Lecture by Former Canadian Foreign Minister Prof. Stéphane Dion \nOrganized by Forum of Federations and Freie Universität Berlin \n« Canada and Europe: Strategic Partners Beyond the Trump Years » \nStéphane Dion is a former Canadian diplomat and politician who served as Canada’s Ambassador to Germany from 2017 to 2022 and to France and Monaco from 2022 to 2025\, as well as Special Envoy to Europe from 2017 to 2025. From 2006 to 2008\, he was Leader of the Opposition and led the Liberal Party of Canada. \nHe also served as Minister of Foreign Affairs (2015–2017)\, Minister of the Environment (2004–2006)\, and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (1996–2003). He represented the district of Saint-Laurent-Cartierville (later renamed Saint-Laurent) in the House of Commons from 1996 to 2017. \nBack at the Université de Montréal\, where he was previously a professor of political science\, Stéphane Dion is now the university’s Diplomat in Residence\, where he aims to share his experience with students. \n🔹 Abstract \nTo a large extent\, the mutual strategic security of Europe and Canada\, our ability to defend democracy worldwide\, including at home\, our ability to achieve our economic diversification goals\, to pursue truly sustainable development\, and to create a carbon-neutral economy will depend on strengthening our alliance and implementing an increasingly strong and effective long-term partnership\, beyond the Trump years\, which brings not just words but real results. \n🔹 Programme \nProf. Dr. Dr. h.c. Günter M. Ziegler\, President of Freie Universität Berlin\, will deliver the welcoming remarks for Stéphane Dion. \nFollowing Dion’s approximately 30-minute lecture\, there will be time for discussion. \nThe event is jointly organized by the Research Unit on the Political System of the Federal Republic of Germany at the Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science\, Freie Universität Berlin\, and the Forum of Federations. \n🔹 Date and time \nNovember 18\, 2026\, starting at 3:00 p.m. (doors open at 2:30 p.m.) \n🔹 Venue \nFreie Universität Berlin\, John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies\, Lansstraße 7–9\, Seminar Room 203\, 14195 Berlin \nNearest public transport station: Dahlem-Dorf (U3 underground line) \n🔹 About Prof. Dr. Stéphane Dion: https://fas.umontreal.ca/en/diplomat/ \n🔹 About the Forum of Federations: https://www.forumfed.org/about/ \n🔹 Contact \nFelix Knüpling \nVice President Programs \nForum of Federations \nhttp://www.forumfed.org \nEmail: knuepling@forumfed.org \nProf. Dr. Sabine Kropp \nFreie Universität Berlin \nDepartment of Political and Social Sciences \nEmail: sabine.kropp@fu-berlin.de \n🔹 More details \nhttps://www.polsoz.fu-berlin.de/polwiss/forschung/systeme/polsystem/Veranstaltungen/Vortrag-des-ehemaligen-kanadischen-Aussenministers_-Prof_-Stephane-Dion_-_Canada-and-Europe_-Strategic-Partners-Beyond-the-Trump-Years_.html
URL:https://www.forumfed.org/event/canada-and-europe-strategic-partners-beyond-the-trump-years/
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