Academic Collaborative Center for Governance and Management for Broad Prosperity
Businesses, executives, and policymakers increasingly want to give greater weight to factors such as health, well-being, and climate in their decision-making. The call to steer in terms of broad prosperity is growing increasingly louder, but how do you move from ambition to action and from concept to practice? In the Academic Collaborative Center for Governance and Management for Broad Prosperity, university and practice join forces to contribute to the complex governance question that concerns public and private organizations.
Guiding compass in implementing broad prosperity
Broad prosperity is about a good balance of economy, ecology, and society, here and now, but also in the future and elsewhere. The application of this broad prosperity perspective still raises many questions in national, regional, and local policy and governance practice. The Academic Collaborative Center for Governance and Management for Broad Prosperity focuses on the management issues involved in promoting broad prosperity. The goal of the Academic Collaborative Center is to provide perspectives for action and a guiding compass to those who help implement the major societal transitions.
Collaborate
In the Academic Collaborative Center For Governance and Management for Broad Prosperity, Tilburg University scientists from various disciplines work together with partners to develop, disseminate, and implement scientific knowledge in co-creation aimed at the question of how public and private organizations can better steer towards broad prosperity.
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Themes
Four connected themes are central to the agenda of the academic collaborative center.
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Partners
Working in co-creation with partners on questions in the academic collaborative center. Who are involved?
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Researchers involved
An interdisciplinary network of researchers from various departments at Tilburg University involved in the academic collaborative center.
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News
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Kick-off symposium Academic Collaborative Center for an Inclusive Labor Market
22nd April 2024On April 15, this kick-off symposium took place at the LocHal in Tilburg. The symposium served as an initial meeting of various societal partners with researchers from Tilburg University. Together, they explored the challenges and opportunities for achieving an inclusive labor market that works for everyone and how scientific research can contribute to this. This event was the first step towards the initiative’s research and impact agenda.
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Professor Kim Putters receives Comenius Prize 2024 for vision of Broad Prosperity
08th April 2024On Saturday, April 6, the Comenius Prize 2024 was presented to Prof. Kim Putters in the Great Church in Naarden. The jury praised the President of the Dutch Social and Economic Council (SER) and University Professor of Broad Prosperity for his clear views of society. Kim Putters emphasizes the importance of the perspectives of individuals and argues in favor of a broader view of wellbeing, in which social, economic, and environmental factors are balanced.
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Blog: Building a Tilburg that works
05th April 2024On Wednesday evening, March 20, a lecture and panel discussion on broad prosperity and the labor market took place in the council chamber of Tilburg City Hall. This was the third meeting within the Tilburg 2050 series on the future of the city.