Give a Little Bit: Institutions for Effective Governance
Simultaneous Panel
Effective governance requires strong coordination and collaboration among institutions at all levels of government. This panel will delve into the significance of effective cooperation between local, state/provincial, and national institutions. By identifying opportunities for enhanced collaboration, the discussion will focus on aligning policies, regulations, and initiatives to foster effective regional governance.
Furthermore, the panel will explore how to leverage these experiences and good practices to enhance institutional effectiveness and inclusivity across the three countries. The panel will discuss how institutions at the local and state/provincial level can evolve and innovate to address new challenges, especially in tense executive-level political environments.
Looking toward the future, the panel will examine how North American institutions can anticipate and adapt to emerging trends and global developments. Additionally, the panel will discuss methods to enhance public awareness and engagement, ensuring continued relevance and support for North American institutions.
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Antonio “Tony” Garrastazu
Senior Director, Latin America and the Caribbean
International Republican InstituteModerator
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María Eugenia “Maru” Campos
Governor
Chihuahua, Mexico -
Guillermo Garcia Sanchez
Associate Professor of Law
Texas A&M University, School of Law -
Shauna Hemingway
Deputy Head of Mission for Canada in Mexico
Embassy of Canada