NGA Center for Best Practices
The NGA Center for Best Practices teams and divisions develop innovative solutions to today’s most pressing public policy challenges. The center is the only research and development firm that directly serves the nation’s Governors.
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Navigating Benefit Cliffs: States and Territories Supporting Economic Mobility
Disagree Better: Looking Forward
First Spouses Convene at Summer Meeting, Join Governor Youngkin in Conversation on Efforts to Raise Awareness about Fentanyl Prevention
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
Setting Site-Specific Priorities in the Federal Budget Process for Cleanup of Nuclear Weapons Waste
Oregon Retreat on Prioritizing and Valuing Local Energy Resilience
Setting Site-Specific Priorities in the Federal Budget Process for Cleanup of Nuclear Weapons Waste: Opportunities for State Engagement
Work-Based Learning Policy Academy TA Webinar Series
Human Capital Spring Learning Lab
Improving Emergency Communications Through Governance
Integrating Population Health into State-Wide System Transformation: A Road Map for States
Workshop on the Future of Nuclear Power
Parents and Children Thriving Together: Two-Generation State Policy Network Kickoff Meeting
Crowdsourcing Cybersecurity 101: Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure
Q&A: Phishing
Q&A: Internet-of-Things
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Strengthening Youth Mental Health - 2021-2022
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