A strategic approach to education and skills policies for the United Arab Emirates This is a report based on series of OECD Skills Strategy diagnostic work that help building economic resilience, boost employment and reinforce social cohesion. It provides a framework to analyze skills strengths and reflects a set of skills challenges identified through broad stakeholder engagement and OECD comparative evidence while offering concrete examples of how other countries have tackled similar skills challenges.

CITIE (City Initiatives for Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship) is a resource designed to help city governments develop policy to support innovation and entrepreneurship. It is the product of a partnership between Nesta and Accenture, who have researched what cities around the world are doing in this area, constructed a framework of policy levers that cities can use to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship and analyzed how 40 leading cities are performing against this framework. This short report outlines the approach we have taken to our research, and previews our findings for Dubai, Riyadh and Doha.

Government Summit Coffee Table book comprises a summary of The Government Summit 2015, by documenting the major and the side events of the Government Summit. This book includes a summary of the Third Government Summit proceedings held under the theme "Shaping Future Governments” and under the patronage and presence of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai. The book also contains an overview of the sessions from various fields, namely education, health, technology, smart cities, government services and innovation held during the summit. In addition it presents two international awards and a platform for innovation

This study on the digital transformation of government examines how pervasive new technologies that have become commonplace for citizen-customers are poised to transform the way we engage with government. Policy-makers across all levels of government would now agree that digital technology is at the heart of a modern public service. Digitalisation has already delivered significant savings, in addition to giving citizens simpler, faster and more convenient ways of interacting with government. Currently, digital strategies are largely focused on making services more efficient.

This report summarizes the Government 2020 project, the purpose of which is to help leaders from all sectors make sense of the rapidly changing demographic, societal, economic, and technological trends shaping our future. Gov2020 isn’t a crystal ball but it does pull together some of the best Deloitte research and expertise from across the globe to start a discussion on what is probable, and even more importantly, what is possible for those who are most willing to embrace change. Gov2020 is the culmination of an extensive exploration of the drivers that are influencing the future of education, human services, defense, transportation and more and the impact those forces of change might have on government and society at large.

A Special Collection of Harvard Business Review in collaboration with the Government Summit consisting of a number of selected articles, led by a special article by HH Sheikh Mohammaed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai discussing how government can reinvent itself through innovation. The remainder of the articles discuss a series of thoughts in the field of innovation, including service delivery, types of innovation, the spread of digital technology, big data, talent and its role in organizational success and growth in general.