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Department of Law and Policy
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Programme Development and Extra Curricular
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Initiatives in Executive Development
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| The Law Faculty
has been very actively engaged in designing
and instructing training programs for various
stakeholders in law-related areas. Following
are the training programs that have been offered
till date, starting from the most recent. |
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| “Challenges
in Implementing Infrastructure Regulation: Consumer
Interest in a Competitive Market”
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| The Rausing Executive
Development Center and the Department of Law
& Policy hosted a 2-day workshop organized
by the South Asian Regional Initiative on Energy
(“SAFIR”) on “Challenges in
Implementing Infrastructure Regulation: Consumer
Interest in a Competitive Market” from
25th to 26th March, 2006. The driving force
behind this collaboration was Professor Joseph
Wilson, who was also one of the speakers at
the workshop. |
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| 2005 |
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| “Utility
Change Management for Improved Performance”
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| Under USAID’s
South Asian Regional Initiative on Energy (SARI/E)
Small Grants Program, the Fifth Request for
Proposals (RFP) was issued to organizations
from Pakistan and Afghanistan in April 2005.
One of recipients of the Competitive Research
and Outreach Grants under this Program was Professor
Joseph Wilson. Pursuant to this grant, Professor
Joseph designed the 5-day training workshop
on “Utility Change Management for Improved
Performance” for energy sector stakeholders.
This was held at the Rausing Executive Development
Center in mid-July 2005. |
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| “Introduction
to Electricity Regulatory Affairs”
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| This was a 3-day
training course held in mid-June 2005. It was
designed and developed by Professor Joseph Wilson
for the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority
of Pakistan (“NEPRA”). The aim of
this course was to build institutional capacity
of NEPRA through training to promote the development
of competitive markets. The course was the first
of its kind offered in Pakistan using indigenous
resources. It was also the first executive training
program offered at the Rausing Executive Development
Center by a full-time law faculty member. |
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