The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course that examines the basic principles of the economics of social protection by introducing the participant students involved in the debate on relevant development issues. The course follows a practical approach by using data analysis and international case studies in critical assessment of current government economic and social policies.

Target audience of this course:

The British Academy for Training and Development provides a course for decision-makers and managers who involved in the creation of development policy processes.

Course Objectives:

Once the program is completed, participants will be able to think critically and independently about the important aspects of development, social and economic policies.

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• The importance of establishing economic and social policies.
• Analysis of the current socio-economic environment in Europe with respect to:
  • Total economic challenges and the need for stability.
  • The importance of education and investment in human capital.
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  • Agriculture and natural resources.
  • Handling the issues of inequality in society.
  • Demographic trends.
• The importance of the integrated approach and the aligned policy approach and ability to make decision.
• The current development policy environment:
• International strategies.
• National strategies.
• Provincial strategies.
• Local strategies.