Sharing knowledge and experience among federal, devolved and decentralizing countries.
The Forum Advantage: Hands-on Experience and High-level Expertise
The Forum has a practical, problem-solving approach to achieving results. Since its founding a decade ago, it has supported governments and citizens around the world - through training, the provision of expertise and impartial practical education.
Our Core Principle: “Learning From Each Other”
We bring the world’s leading experts together with the “practitioners” of government: elected officials, civil servants, political operatives. We provide practical solutions to problems of multi-level governance.
The Forum’s direct relationship with governments on each continent makes us uniquely placed to promote intergovernmental learning by working in tandem with our partner governments.
Very few international organizations can offer that kind of real-life, comparative expertise, and none but the Forum does it with a central focus on multi-level governance.
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Key publications of the Forum include the Global Dialogue series, which addresses the overarching principles of federal governance; a Thematic series which deals with more policy-oriented sectoral issues in federal systems; occasional papers resulting from programs and events; and concise, reader-friendly introductory books on Federalism and Fiscal Federalism
Federations magazine presents a comparative view of current issues in federal countries and emerging federations. We also send out an electronic newsletter to keep friends of the Forum up to date with our recent events.
In addition to information on the Forum’s programs and activities, our website, www.forumfed.org, provides access to over 1,000 documents on federalism from our online federalism library and streaming video of “The Challenge of Diversity”.
As well as English language publications, learning materials are available in Amharic, Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Kurdish, Nepali, Portuguese, Russian, Sinhala, Spanish and Tamil.
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