The Digital Regulatory Academy (DRA) held a training program on the Digital Policies and Regulations program, in partnership with Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, which aims to provide leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary for developing digital policies and regulations, for the best analysis and evaluation across various sectors. It also focuses on achieving regulatory excellence to cope with the rapid changes and enhancing decision-making processes.
The 4-day program was attended by more than 50 MCIT+ leaders, and focused on training participants to analyze the roles of policies and regulations and the key factors contributing to success. This included comparing and evaluating the essential characteristics of different policy and regulatory theories. The program also delved into notable success stories and international lessons learned. Furthermore, participants conducted evaluations for both the strengths and weaknesses across various models, and the digital policies and regulations methods.
This training program is part of the Digital Regulatory Academy initiatives that seeks to develop national capabilities, expand leaders' expertise in the field of digital regulations, and ensure a collaborative coordination between regulators and international institutes through strategic partnerships to leverage from the best expertise and enhance the quality of services.
