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Policy Community Conference 2023: Agenda (view source)
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== <small>11:35 am - 12:00 pm</small> ==
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|Community Spotlight
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=== '''<big>Announcement of the 10th National Student Paper Competition Winner</big>''' ===
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|'''Lydia Laflamme''' - Étudiante, Maitrise en science politique, Université Laval
'''David Jones''' - Student, Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, University of Toronto
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|The National Student Paper Competition (NSPC) was launched in 2013 with the aim of introducing innovative ideas and bright new thinkers to the Canadian public service and enhancing public service excellence and encouraging high performance.
The NSPC is an annual competition organized by the Canada School of Public Service in partnership with the Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration and the Institute of Public Administration of Canada. The competition is also supported by various Canadian higher-education institutions and associations, including the Canadian Association for Graduate Studies.
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== <small>12:00 pm - 1:00 pm</small> ==
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=== '''<big>Lunch Break</big>''' ===
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== <small>1:00 pm - 2:15 pm</small> ==
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|Panel Session
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=== '''<big>Mindfulness Break</big>''' ===
=== '''<big>Adaptive Policies – What they Mean for Implementation</big>''' ===
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|Interlude to transition to the next session
|In the ever-accelerating pace of today's world, there is a widening gap between ideas and their execution. The challenge is to adapt policies to new situations, without losing sight of their main objectives. How can we use past experiences to shape better policymaking in the future?
This panel discussion is a must-attend for anyone interested in closing the gap between policy objectives and policy implementation in the challenges of embracing new technologies, building new relationships, and serving needs . Be inspired by practical stories as our esteemed panelists share their insights and experiences.
The panel discussion will include an interactive Q&A session allowing attendees to engage directly with the panelists.
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|'''Panelists:'''
* Jutta Treviranus - Professor, OCAD University
* Roda Muse - Deputy Minister, Francophone Affairs, Ontario Government
* Darren Swanson - Associate, International Institute for Sustainable Development
'''Moderator:'''
* Gail Mitchell - Assistant Deputy Minister, Women Advancement and Gender Equity Canada
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== <small>11:45 am - 12:25 pm</small> ==
== <small>2:15 pm - 2:25 pm</small> ==
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=== <big>Break</big> ===
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== <small>02:25 pm - 03:10 pm</small> ==
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=== '''<big>Adaptive Policymaking and Central Agencies</big>''' ===
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|This session explores the concept of adaptive policymaking, and the pivotal role central agencies play in facilitating effective governance. Embracing adaptive policymaking can improve government’s ability to address complex challenges, promote innovation, and achieve positive outcomes for citizens. Yet, this poses significant implications for central agencies. As central agencies continue to evolve and adapt, they emerge as essential drivers of change, ensuring policies are flexible, evidence-based, and responsive to societal needs. The session aims to demystify and probe the forthcoming opportunities.
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|'''Panelists:'''
* Heather Sheehy - Assistant Secretary, Government Operations Sector, Treasury Board Secretariat
* Eric Bélair - Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Priorities and Planning, Privy Council Office
* Name Name - Title, Organization
'''Moderator:'''
* Mark Schaan - Senior Assistant Deputy Minister at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
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==<small>3:10 pm - 3:50 pm</small>==
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=== '''<big>Dialogue on the Application of Adaptive Policymaking</big>''' ===
==='''<big>Dialogue on the Application of Adaptive Policymaking</big>'''===
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The session is designed to foster an environment of learning, collaboration, and inspiration featuring instant polling and interactive Q&A. Attendees will gain insight into the innovative approaches proposed by the Policy Community, and discover how they, as practitioners, can contribute to the successful implementation of these projects in the future.
The session is designed to foster an environment of learning, collaboration, and inspiration featuring instant polling and interactive Q&A. Attendees will gain insight into the innovative approaches proposed by the Policy Community, and discover how they, as practitioners, can contribute to the successful implementation of these projects in the future.
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== <small>3:50 pm - 4:00 pm</small> ==
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=== '''<big>Closing Remarks and Thanks</big>''' ===
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|'''Closing Remarks by:'''
Serge Bijimine - ADM Champion, Policy Community Initiative
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