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In-house/Bespoke Training Courses Global Government Forum can tailor any course to meet the specific needs and time requirements of you, your team and organisation. Our expert government training team are experienced in creating and delivering training programmes to governments all over the world. Our experts will understand your in-house requirements and work with you to develop and deliver a bespoke training course for you and your organisation. As well as designing and developing courses with you from scratch, any of our open courses can be adapted to your needs and below are examples of some other in-house courses we have developed in the past.

Israeli IT chief Shahar Bracha on digital s leap into the future

New necessities: the need for businesses and individuals to shift activities online during the pandemic helped sweep away resistance to digital transformation, says Shahar Bracha. The pandemic has supercharged progress on Israel’s digital services, says the head of its Government ICT Authority – and cleared the path ahead for radical reforms to create corporate IDs and dismantle legislative obstacles. Matt Ross interviews Shahar Bracha  “We moved four or five years into the future due to this pandemic,” says Shahar Bracha, the acting chief executive of Israel’s Government ICT Authority. Ever since lockdown and social distancing rules closed offices and prevented face-to-face service delivery, digital technologies have kept the public sector in operation – enabling staff to meet the huge volume of need generated by COVID-19. And the pandemic has driven rapid growth in the uptake of online services, accelerating the public migration that lies at the heart of many digital

Retrofits to investment vehicles: building the infrastructure for green growth

Dawn of a new age: careful planning and investment will be required to make activities such as energy generation and transport more sustainable. Credit: Filip Bunkens/Unsplash To ‘build back better’, governments must oversee the creation of new infrastructures to decarbonise their economies. At a recent webinar, senior officials from the OECD, Estonia and the Czech Republic discussed how best to fund and manage these changes – and the extent to which COVID-19 has moved the goalposts. Catherine Early reports Changes to infrastructure and the built environment are a major part of governments’ efforts to transform their economies to ‘net zero’ by 2050. But contrary to what you might expect, “building nothing is the perfect scenario,” according to Dr Kim Yates, UK and Europe sustainability and climate change lead at design and engineering consultancy Mott MacDonald.

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