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Funded by the World Bank, JC&A assisted the Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Lao PDR in setting up the Inventory of Business Licenses (IBL) portal (www.bned.moic.gov.la). The IBL aims to improve access to regulatory information on all formalities (licenses, permits, authorizations, clearances, etc.). The IBL is an online location where micro, small, medium, and
The JC&A Team participated in three awareness sessions, hosted by the Municipal Government of Hermosillo (Mexico). The regulatory improvements – through re-engineering and simplification of regulations and formalities – aim to optimize the competitiveness of the municipality at the national and international level, with important positive impacts to the benefit of the community. The results
Dr. Cesar Cordova, Senior Director of Jacobs, Cordova & Associates, spoke at the Conference “Regulatory policy in Uzbekistan: achievements and development prospects” in Tashkent “about the effective implementation of the regulatory impact assessment system based on the results of a study over the past year in Uzbekistan, about its effective establishment, which compares favorably with
Jacobs, Cordova & Associates’ Senior Policy Advisor, USAID’s Future Growth Initiative Anton Zinovyev, was a speaker in the series of events organized by Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) under the U.S. Department of Commerce. His topic, “Enabling SMEs and Private Sector Development for Digital Trade” covered an: Overview of Future Growth Initiative program in Central
The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Center for Economic Studies of the Private Sector (CEESP) and the municipalities of San Pedro Garza García and Guadalupe, in Nuevo León, as part of the @USAIDMX “ProBusiness: Regulatory Improvement to Promote Local Investment Activity” project led by @CEESP1 with Jacobs, Cordova & Associates and @TheErgoGroup, generated a lot of press today. See news articles
Watch the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between @CEESP1 and the municipality of Guadalupe, to simplify procedures and regulations in the town of Nuevo León-“Competitive Municipalities: Smart Regulation and Business Commitment” @CEESP, JC&A and The Ergo Group https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE_hl-BMZMk
Today the Municipality of Tlajomulco will join the project “Competitive Municipalities: Smart Regulation and Business Commitment” which is led by @CEESP1 with JC&A @regreform. Don’t miss it on Youtube 12 May at 11:30 CST https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGstlZFeGZ4
Today the Municipality of Monterrey will join the project “Competitive Municipalities: Smart Regulation and Business Commitment”, which is led by the @CEESP1 Do not miss it! 📆 03/23 🕘5pm We are waiting for you on our YouTube channel 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3tkQfBg
“The Ministry of Justice organized a training seminar on “Fundamentals of regulatory impact assessment based on international best practices” facilitated by the international consulting firm Jacobs, Cordova & Associates (JC&A). The seminar was attended by officials from more than 30 ministries and departments, as well as members of the Council of Ministers of the Republic
In April of 2021, Cesar Cordova presented at the second International Legal Forum “Tashkent Law Spring.” Dr. Cordova participated in the panel on Regulatory Impact Assessment and Anti-corruption Expertise. Dr. Cordova’s topic was The new regulatory impact assessment system of Uzbekistan: strategic role, achievements and challenges.
