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The Center's updates, press statements, external participation and media coverage.
The memorandum covers joint supervision of student research papers, sharing of field data, and access to the Center's training programmes for postgraduate students.
The delegation presented the findings of its administrative decentralisation study at a session on local government and met think-tank representatives from six countries.
The Center presented a year of research, consulting and training, and published its audited financial statements for the sixth year running.
The statement clarifies the methodology of the survey on youth trust in educational institutions and the limits of generalising its findings.
Local newspapers and channels covered the conclusions of the Center's seminar on the provincial council elections law and the effect of district size on representation.
28 participants from ministries and local bodies completed the programme by presenting options papers on issues at the heart of their work.
The Center called for the quarterly budget execution tables to be published in machine-readable formats, which would raise the quality of fiscal debate and lower the cost of oversight.
Dr Omar Al-Dulaimi presented a paper on trends in Iraq's regional relations during the sessions of the annual academic conference.
Haider Al-Obaidi spoke about the generation gap at the summer peak and what can be achieved before next season.
Participants practised building an argument, choosing alternatives and drafting recommendations, and the trainers reviewed a draft paper for each participant.
The agreement funds an upgrade of data collection tools and the training of 40 field researchers in six provinces.
Engineers, investors and officials discussed the obstacles to grid connection and the possible contracting models.
With every poll the Center publishes the sample size, the sampling method, the margin of error and the full text of the questions.
The Center's researchers presented the preliminary findings of the provincial services survey and answered committee members' questions.
Coverage highlighted the decline in trust in news circulating on social platforms and the growing reliance on closed groups.
The Center welcomed two experts in administrative law and sociology to its Advisory Board for a three-year term.
180 local officials and researchers took part in the conference, which produced nine recommendations on financing, capacity building and community oversight.
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