Study: The Social-Ecological Market Economy in Germany

Through a network of experts, the Governance Fund makes German experience and knowledge available to partner countries around the world, helping policy makers shape reform initiatives and thus supporting various reform processes. The aim is not the uncritical transfer of German policy experiences, but the joint identification of successful and useful elements and an analysis of their relevance for the respective partner country.

Further studies of the Governance Fund

Federalism and Decentralization in Germany

Basic Features and Principles for German Development Cooperation

carried out by the University of Potsdam: Prof. Dr. Sabine Kuhlmann, Prof. Dr. Ulrike Fleischer and Prof. Dr. Harald Fuhr

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Reform and Future of Financial Equalization in Germany

Benefits for Development Cooperation

carried out by Dr. Michael Thöne (Executive Board Member of the Institute for Public Economics at the University of Cologne) and Jens Bullerjahn (Former Minister of Finance of Saxony-Anhalt)

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Forming Civil Servants

Elements of Success and Ideas for Transfer Based on Germany’s Dual Public Administration Education

carried out by the German Research Institute for Public Administration: Raphael Marbach, Carolin Steffens, Marius Herr, Prof. Dr. Dr. Jan Ziekow

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The reform projects in the partner countries, supported by the BMZ: