Sentences with phrase «policy innovation»

He needs a great delivery, beautiful prose, and a healthy mix of policy innovation.

They called for the introduction of justice targets, investment into generating evidence for policy innovations, and sustainable funding for Indigenous programs in order to reduce Indigenous incarceration rates.

One of the most important policy innovations of the last few years has been the adoption and implementation of new multiple - measure teacher evaluation systems.

And it's particularly true from criminal law: let people govern themselves, experiment with policy innovations, and reap the rewards or suffer the consequences.

In that spirit, policymakers should target college readiness training as an area for similar policy innovation.

The challenge now is to clear the way for public support of that vocation — and one promising policy innovation may provide the solution.

Because of a simple but profound policy innovation, our understanding of how public schools can be operated, enrolled in, and overseen has been transformed.

All of these initiatives — and future policy innovations, like personalized learning and competency - based education — depend on regular assessment and evaluation to validate them.

On May 3 — 4, PPIE's inaugural event, Data Partnerships for Policy Innovations in Education, will unite key staff of districts and states with researchers from Harvard and other institutions to begin developing a set of research projects based on practitioner needs.

While technological progresses will lead to new social pressures, new policy innovations such as Universal Basic Income might serve as counterweights.

Those of us in positions of situational authority need to pay serious attention to how our agencies can generate greater policy innovation at the start of the policy cycle while, at the other end, pursuing administrative innovation to improve our delivery capabilities.

Co-founder and chief executive officer Lei Jun said CDRs were «an excellent idea» in a recent interview, calling them «a great policy innovation.»

Like in the past, new policy innovations are currently being explored to find new ways to deal with the social pressure resulting from the increasing obsolescence of manual labour, as can be seen in the experimenting with Universal Basic Income in Finland.

In 2013, when one could just start to glimpse that some reforms might be going south, I mused, «Reformers have greeted with a surprising lack of interest the seemingly self - evident fact that the fruits of policy innovation depend as much on how policies are carried out as on whether they're carried out... Earlier reform efforts failed when their champions got mired in changing «professional practice» while ignoring policy.

My preexisting belief, laid out previously on this blog, is that RSD was a very clever policy innovation for a district that at one point had little more than empty buildings to leverage.

A clear plurality, even a majority, of the American public support a wide range of policy innovations ranging from charter schools and tax credits to tougher standards, accountability measures, and merit pay for teachers.

I was reading Ross Douthat this week and this observation struck me with some force, He wrote, «Policy innovation always creates losers as well as winners and earns adversaries as well as supporters.

Gingrich had a chance to embrace a real policy innovation in the form of Paul Ryan's premium support Medicare reform.

So while this conservative gesture is unlikely to cost Cuomo any votes upstate or in the suburbs, where a tight cap on property taxes and other neoliberal policy innovations have won him tremendous favor in traditionally Republican territory, it fails — like the rest of his speech — to address the needs of the urban residents who make up the core of the national Democratic Party base.

Competitive policy innovation between major cities should start to see them create bold new ideas to deal with seemingly intractable social and economic problems.

Hulatt is encouraged by recent policy innovations such as facilitating «patient capital», where governments make it easier for investors to give the companies more time to provide a return.

«Polarization in US Congress is worsening, and it stifles policy innovation.»

The legislative logjam was broken, clearing the way for further policy innovations.

Waivers have typically been used for adaptation to variation among states, which bedevils American public administration, and to encourage policy innovations sought by incumbent administrations.

Policy innovation comes slowly along the muddy banks of the Mississippi River.

My preexisting bias before the release of the 2017 NAEP was that the Louisiana RSD was a clever policy innovation given the circumstances of post-Katrina New Orleans, but that the concept employed enormous amounts of financial and human capital.

The study has the great advantage of providing an estimate of long - term impacts of merit pay that can not be identified by looking at the impact of policy innovations after two or three years.

This wide mix of funding sources allows policy innovation and protects schools from overzealous government budget cuts.

In truth, key policy innovations predated Katrina and can serve as a road map for others.

Without vigorous policy innovations and public investment, the demographic gap will only widen to the detriment of children's education.

This report analyzes the prospects of state efforts to address climate change by looking at a range of case studies to determine what characteristics of state policy innovation may be indicators of successful federal adoption.

Others mentioned REDD + as being adopted in education curricula, reviews of natural resource exploitation licenses causing deforestation and forest degradation, capacity - building and technology transfer on conducting forest inventories and MRV as positive policy innovations for REDD +.

Building on lessons from the northeast Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS), the California program blends proven market elements with its own policy innovations.

But reformers have greeted with a surprising lack of interest the seemingly self - evident fact that the fruits of policy innovation depend as much on how policies are carried out as on whether they're carried out.

The obsession with process that is the hallmark of the OIPC's activities mistakenly confuses administrative change with policy innovation.

But policy innovation in an age of austerity tends to be politically perilous, because the....

«I think that there is an important policy innovation as there is no restriction on those who can actually produce meter for our consumers,» Osinbajo said.

The risks and rewards of policy innovation can be seen in this year's Gingrich campaign.

A state long known for policy innovation — social security, welfare reform, school vouchers, and much more — is now witnessing a seldom - seen but dreadful abuse of basic democratic practice — the abuse of the legislative quorum call.

Some of these conservative rebels, they say, have brought not recklessness but rather new energy and policy innovation to a party that has long since lost the will (or courage) to champion fresh ideas.

Mr. Gonzalez was one of the founding members of Make the Road New York, a city - wide organization that builds the power of Latino and working class communities to achieve dignity and justice through organizing, policy innovation, transformative education, and by providing survival services.

I think that is true if we are talking about «policy innovation» as a blueprint for actually governing.

But policy innovation in an age of austerity tends to be politically perilous, because the pie seems to be shrinking and everyone's worried about losing his or her own piece.»

Now here is a man who recognizes that «policy innovation in an age of austerity tends to be politically perilous.»

While strengthening existing partnerships, we are building new partnerships with countries such as Brazil and China, which have developed their own agricultural sectors through technological and policy innovation and are increasingly important to agricultural growth in the regions where we work.