EGPA Permanent Study Group Co-Chairs Invited to Strategic Dialogue on the Future of EGPA

Diogo Pereira,


The International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS) invites the Co-Chairs of the EGPA Permanent Study Groups (PSG) to a pivotal meeting on July 2, 2025, aimed at launching a renewed, open, and forward-looking dialogue between IIAS and EGPA.

This initiative comes at a transformative moment. Following the election of Dr. Voruganti Srinivas as IIAS President, and as EGPA prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary, the meeting will offer space to reflect on recent institutional developments, ongoing challenges, and the collective opportunities ahead.

This session will focus on governance reforms and financial incentives designed to empower co-chairs, strengthen PSGs, and foster a more collaborative future within the IIAS/EGPA framework.

President Srinivas will be joined by Professor Jörg Bogumil, Chair of the IIAS Finance Committee, and IIAS Council of Administration Sub-Committee of IIAS comprising of Prof. Geert Bouckaert, Prof. Sabine Kuhlmann, Prof. Paul Joyce, and Prof. Alexander Balthazar. This meeting will be a space to:

  • Share perspectives on EGPA’s current situation;

  • Ensure continuity in its scientific mission; and

  • Discuss how EGPA can evolve, reform, and respond to the expectations of its academic community.

🗓 Date: July 2, 2025
🕒 Time: 14:00 CET
🔗 Zoom: https://iias-iisa-org.zoom.us/j/8274435414?omn=84325437303

For any questions or suggestions ahead of the meeting, Co-Chairs are encouraged to reach out directly to the IIAS Secretariat.

The International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) is pleased to announce the Call for Nominations for two distinguished awards: the Donald C. Stone Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advancement and Well-Being of IASIA and The O.P. Dwivedi Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advancement of Public Administration and Public Policy in the World.

In line with EGPA’s commitment to transparency and close engagement with its community, the IIAS Council of Administration (CoA) has approved a €60,000 allocation for EGPA in 2026, including €15,000 for Travel Grants and €45,000 for EGPA projects. The decision represents a concrete step in support of EGPA’s ongoing renewal agenda and strategic priorities.

EGPA will make available €15,000 in Travel Grants in 2026 to support PhD candidates and early-career researchers who will take an active part in the EGPA Annual Conference, to be held in Rome in August 2026, as well as related activities, including the PhD Symposium.

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