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EUPAN Handbook modification

Dear colleagues,

Hereby, you can find the EUPAN Handbook updated by the Hungarian Presidency in the following two technical points:

  • The Handbook listed all observer countries, and as there has been a big change in their number recently, therefore the list has been removed to avoid future changes in the Handbook in case of new countries. The actual list of the observer countries by name is available on the EUPAN website. Consequently, on page 15, the listing of the observer countries is deleted, and the sentence “The current list of the observer countries is available on the EUPAN website.” is included.
  • Specification of page 23, that the WL and DG Secretariats meet usually online.

Best Wishes,

The Hungarian EUPAN Presidency

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Publications by the Hungarian Presidency

Report of the Hungarian EUPAN Presidency

Welcome letter of the Hungarian EUPAN Presidency

Results of the evalutation of the EUPAN Strategy Paper 2022-2025

eNews on Examples of recently launched digital public service innovations

Research Report about the study on Genarations in Public Administration

Study on Green Public Administration Goals and Principles

Introduction of the Hungarian public administration

Updated EUPAN Handbook

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Welcome to the Hungarian Presidency

 

 

 

 

Dear colleagues,

We are delighted to welcome you as Hungary takes on the Presidency of the European Public Administration Network (EUPAN) for the second time.

In this era of rapid changes and uncertainties, we continue to navigate turbulent times filled with challenges. These persistent difficulties make it more crucial than ever to rely on practice-based cooperation and forums like EUPAN.

We are committed to fostering collaboration, sharing best practices and advancing administrative excellence across member and observer states along the following priorities:

  • Legal and structural development of HR policy and generational research;
  • User-friendly digital public services on mobile devices and the future use of AI;
  • Greening of public administration;
  • HR government decision-making support.

We will address these themes through research among member and observer states and within our public administration, by inviting guest speakers and by organising workshops. In line with EUPAN traditions, we aim to provide ample time and social space for interactive discussions and informal exchanges of experiences.

We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our Belgian colleagues for their outstanding work and performance during their term, setting a high standard for us to follow. Nonetheless, we are eager to meet this challenge as we assume the duties of the EUPAN presidency.

As you may know, this responsibility is shared by the Ministry of Public Administration and Regional Development, along with the Ministry of Interior. We will undertake the professional tasks related to academia in close collaboration with Ludovika University of Public Service.

We look forward to welcoming you to Budapest and continuing our fruitful cooperation. Let us seize this opportunity to strengthen our network and create a lasting impact.

Sincerely yours,

Katalin Uzsák

Deputy State Secretary Responsible for the Operation of Territorial Public Administration, Ministry of Public Administration and Regional Development

Enikő Kovácsné Szekér

Deputy State Secretary for Personnel Affairs, Ministry of Interior

CALENDAR

Event Date Venue
EUPAN 5 WL Secretariat Meeting 17 September 2024 Online
Working Level Meeting 7-8 October 2024 Budapest
CAF Meeting 9 October 2024 Budapest
EUPAN 5 DG Secretariat Meeting 4 November 2024 Online
Directors General Level (DG) Meeting 28-29 November 2024 Budapest

CONTACT

If you need any additional information or have any questions regarding EUPAN, please feel free to contact us at the following email address: hueupan@ktm.gov.hu

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