| Climate budgeting and climate finance• Information and communication technologies ICT tools are not only transforming the way interpersonal communications are taking place, but also information sharing and functioning of the work place, and ways of political mobilization around the world | Extractive industries can be a powerful driver of economic growth, but the extraction of non-renewable resources from the earth is linked to considerable political and economic risks |
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| The implications of parliamentary oversight the politics Throughout, you will be able to explore a wide range of case studies from across Europe and beyond | The course consists of 5 modules |
For parliaments, ICT are a core enabler of greater openness, accessibility and accountability, as well as a two-way channel for engaging with citizens.
1| At the end of this course, you will better understand:• Parliamentary action on climate change• What parliamentary oversight is and is not the tools• | Please click on the "Launch the learning module" in order to start the course This course analyses procedures and practices of law-making in contemporary democracies |
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| The course outlines the tools parliamentarians and citizens can use to participate in the budget process and how the executive can invite their input at multiple points from allocation to implementation and evaluation | How parliamentary oversight is carried out the practice• Please click on the "Launch the learning module" in order to start the course Legislation constitutes the product of a lengthy process, beginning from a policy concept and ending with the realisation of the desired regulatory results The legislative drafting process is part of the legislative law-making process, which in turn is part of the policy governance process |
Why parliaments engage on climate change• Aimed at parliaments and civil society, this course hopes to inspire stronger and more effective collaboration on climate action.
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