Aruna Sundararajan
Former Secretary, Department of Telecommunications
Participants will gain skills in leveraging public policy advocacy tools to drive meaningful change in digital economy regulations. The course will cover legal and regulatory frameworks, stakeholder engagement, and a case study based pedagogy of advocating for digital economy public policies. By the end of the programme, participants will be equipped to influence public policy on digital regulations and work with the government in collaborating on public policy changes.
This session delves into the fundamentals of digital regulation, exploring key aspects such as privacy, data protection, competition, and content regulation. Participants will learn how these elements intersect and shape the digital marketplace. The session also highlights the critical implications of these regulatory frameworks for effective advocacy in digital policy areas.
Gain insights into why understanding the diverse perspectives of stakeholders is critical for effective advocacy in digital economy regulations. This session will explore practical approaches to identifying and analysing stakeholder interests and examine the implications of these perspectives on advocacy strategies, helping participants craft more inclusive and impactful policy campaigns.
In this engaging guest lecture, delve into the expectations of policymakers and regulators to understand what drives effective advocacy. Learn about the approaches that succeed, the missteps to avoid, and how to align your efforts with government priorities. Gain expert insights to elevate your communication strategies and maximise the impact of your advocacy in the digital economy landscape.
Dive into a real-world case study exploring a contemporary public policy challenge in the dynamic digital markets landscape. This interactive session unpacks key regulatory and advocacy strategies, offering participants a hands-on opportunity to analyse and address complex policy issues. Enhance your practical understanding of navigating the intersection of technology, governance, and market dynamics.
Gain exclusive insights into the evolving landscape of global ICT advocacy from an industry expert. This guest lecture explores key trends, challenges, and strategies in shaping policies for the digital economy, providing participants with a nuanced understanding of advocacy in the international technology ecosystem.
Explore the intricacies of the regulatory landscape in this enlightening guest lecture. Led by an esteemed expert, the session delves into the principles, challenges, and evolving frameworks that define effective regulation in the digital economy. Equip yourself with key insights to navigate and influence policy in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.
There is no minimum age limit for applying for the Effective Advocacy for Digital Economy Regulations. We encourage everyone interested in Effective Advocacy for Digital Economy Regulations who wants to pursue a part-time programme to apply.
All participants are expected to have at least 1 year of work experience, irrespective of the sector.
The minimum eligibility required for this programme is having at least 1 year of work experience.