The National Governors Association Health Division (NGA Health) will be working with five states — Alaska, Idaho, Iowa, Nevada and Tennessee — on a learning lab highlighting best practices around addressing the ...
This policy scan explores state laws that protect critical energy infrastructure information (CEII) from public disclosure.
In this report, NGA has provided cases highlighting state visioning, data collection, financial amenities, regulatory approaches, broadband needs, rural programming, targeting underserved communities and more.
NGA partnered with CDC to give states the opportunity to learn about public health model policies in Arizona and develop policy improvement plans in your own respective states and territories.
NGA Solutions: The Center for Best Practices hosted NGA’s first-ever State Summit on Opportunity Zones. The event featured a range of speakers from all sectors -- state agencies, federal agencies, foundations, nonprofits, ...
NGA Solutions: Center for Best Practices Regional Workshops on Expanding Access to Medication Assisted Treatment for Justice-Involved Populations to 9 state teams and ongoing technical assistance.
NGA Solutions: The Center for Best Practices had a meeting focused on transforming state postsecondary financing policies to support institutional change.
NGA Energy, Infrastructure & Environment hosted a workshop on June 4 and 5 in Washington, on the topic of advanced transportation technology.
Sound infrastructure is vital to our quality of life. It helps move people, good, communications and services and provides for a variety of operations. Governors play a key role in planning, funding, financing, delivering, ...
This guide, produced by the National Governors Association's (NGA) Energy, Infrastructure & Environment team, outlines successes and challenges faced by states and DOE in cleaning up nuclear weapons waste created ...
This white paper outlines seven actions governors can take in order to protect electricity infrastructure and personally identifiable information from cyberattacks.
Two NGA Health publications present insights from this work that can inform other governors’ efforts to prevent infectious disease outbreaks among people who inject opioids and other illicit drugs.