Finance Impaq – Our new venture

byФИНАНЦЕ ТХИНК- Институт за економско истражување и политики, Скопје

We launch our Policy Service Platform – Finance Impaq. It aims to contribute to the process of economic & social policy formulation, implementation and evaluation in Macedonia and the region of the Western Balkan, through offering a set of integrated and methodologically-grounded services.

The platform is founded on the rational-comprehensive model of policymaking articulated in political science, whereby the flow of four distinctive phases is followed: problem identification; policy options formulation; selection and implementation; policy monitoring and evaluation.

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