Since 2008, Paul McClure has been regularly lecturing at the CEF workshops on communication topics. He has helped many public officials upgrade the effectiveness of their written communications in English,…

Noel Hepworth is the former Chief Executive of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA). Since retiring, he has been supporting reform processes and advising on the development…

As the project "Strengthening Line Ministries’ Capacities to Assess Fiscal Implications of Structural Reforms (FISR)" successfully came to an end, we are happy to share joint reflections by Vasyl Zubaka…

We are honored to have been partnering with the European Central Bank (ECB) for a number of years to jointly advance our Learning and Knowledge Sharing Program for Central Banks and Financial Supervisory…

The Ministry of Finance of the Netherlands has been one of the CEF’s most important partners since our early days. Today, the ministry still contributes to the CEF by providing expertise and participation…

Recognizing valuable synergies in our work with the independent, global think tank ODI, we were pleased to talk to Sierd Hadley, a Research Fellow at the ODI’s Development and Public Finance Programme.…

We have been successfully cooperating with the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) for a number of years in running internationally recognized professional qualification programs…

Ms. Irena Ferkulj, International Organizations Relations Manager at the Ministry of Finance and a long-time friend of our organization, shared her views on the journey we have made so far and the challenges…

Talking to Alastair Swarbrick, Senior Policy Adviser at OECD, SIGMA, we touched on the work of Support for Improvement in Governance and Management (SIGMA), what benefits come from institutions working…

Our partnership with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) builds on a long history of effective collaboration. We have been addressing South East Europe’s capacity development challenges since 2001 when…