
NGA Center for Best Practices
NGA Center for Best Practices teams develop innovative solutions to today’s most pressing public policy challenges. The NGA Center is the only research and development firm that directly serves the nation’s Governors.
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Public Communications Playbook for Energy Emergencies

Let’s Get Ready to Partner on Education

Supporting States in Maternal and Child Health and Healthcare Workforce
Let’s Get Ready
All Americans should have access to education that prepares them for success in life. As the world changes and technology evolves, ensuring all students graduate with the skills and knowledge necessary for success is increasingly critical for our nation’s economic competitiveness.
As Governors, we lead states facing economic opportunities but also challenges, shortages in workforce, skills mismatch, and widening opportunity gaps that limit true economic mobility for Americans. We must take these indicators as a call to action.
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Center for Best Practices Library

Understanding Behavioral Health Licensure Compacts: Insights for Governors and Other State Leaders

Promising Practices for State and Territory Disability Data Collection and Usage

2024 State Experts Roundtable on Protecting Energy Infrastructure from Physical Attacks

Maine – Innovative Travel, Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation Case Study

NGA Holds Governors Apprenticeship Innovation Summit

New Mexico Bridge Team Presents to State Policy Officials on Best Practices for Engaging with Hospitals

Let’s Get Ready to Better Measure Success

Resources for Financial Literacy

North Dakota – Innovative Travel, Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation Case Study

Let’s Get Ready to Educate for Opportunity

Hawai‘i – Innovative Travel, Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation Case Study

Demystifying Federal Authorities: State Considerations for Addressing Health-Related Social Needs in Medicaid
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