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Federalism Training
2 1/2 days Training on advancing the discussion on Federalism

In collaboration with Centre for Development and Ethnic Studies and The Salween Institute for Public Policy, the Hanns Seidel Foundation is hosting a discussion to further elaborate key potential federal aspects for Myanmar.

Participants and experts of the Advanced discussion on Federalism, held at the Inya Lake Hotel in Yangon.

Participants and experts of the Advanced discussion on Federalism, held at the Inya Lake Hotel in Yangon.

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The event brings together various national technical experts and practitioners from INGOs and NGOs that work on the topic of decentralisation and federalism. They all have a solid understanding of the concepts and the discussions focus on developing contents to support the currently discussed principles of federalism at the peace process. Todays' focus is on health and education. This means how should the powers and competencies in those sectors be structured in a potential federal Myanmar and where are the underpinning issues for such a decentralisation?

We thank all the partners and participants for their engaging support.

CDES Representative Mrs. Grace Ngun Za Tial, Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinemann-Grüder, Dr. Soeren Keil and HSF Representative Mr. Achim Munz at the Advanced discussion on Federalism.

CDES Representative Mrs. Grace Ngun Za Tial, Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinemann-Grüder, Dr. Soeren Keil and HSF Representative Mr. Achim Munz at the Advanced discussion on Federalism.

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Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinemann-Grüder discusses with several participants about the importance of federalism in the peace process of Myanmar.

Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinemann-Grüder discusses with several participants about the importance of federalism in the peace process of Myanmar.

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