SESRIC organized two virtual brainstorming sessions on Reforming Public Administration in Libya on 09-10 November 2020 to exchange views on the major issues and challenges affecting the effective functioning of the current system and explore alternative approaches on how to reform it.

The brainstorming sessions were organized as part of a research project on the Public Administration Reform in Libya that SESRIC is carrying out under the BINA Program. The research is expected to recommend a set of reform proposals and priorities needed in Libya to design a framework that is inclusive of Libya’s particular needs. The research will also include a focused case study on the health sector as one of the most important sectors in need of reform in Libya.

The BINA Program is an initiative carried out in partnership between SESRIC, IsDB and LPRD to support Libya, as a conflict-affected state, in the areas of research, capacity building and economic development where SESRIC assumes the role of the executing agency of the Program.

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