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id-100218975
22/10/2013
Victor Dauginet

A plea for unlimited economic activities for NPOs under Belgian law

Today NPOs in Belgium face two large uncertainties in legal terms that seriously hinder optimal deployment and further development of their activities. In the first place, they struggle with the ban on commercial activities, included in article 1 of the NPO-law.

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02/10/2013
Marc De Vos

Higher education in times of massification: more quality, less quantity is needed

At the start of the academic year Itinera takes a look at the evolution of higher education. Itinera organized a survey of the academic corps: 5000 academics, 1300 respondents. The findings of the workplace of the universities and colleges provide alarming observations.

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id-100183758
30/09/2013
Jolien Gay

56 top government officials formulate proposals for smart savings

In their search for smart savings, the Itinera Institute went knocking on the door of several top officials of the federal government. 56 officials formulated no less than 450 concrete and feasible proposals that can make the functioning of the public services more efficient and cost-saving.

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id-100105256
27/09/2013
Rudolf Verheyen

Higher Education in Flanders: Are there limits to growth and what with the quality of higher education?

Rudi Verheyen has collected and evaluated the increasing criticism in a recent policy note and has come to the conclusion that a number of developments, (structure) reforms and policy decisions very likely have a negative influence on the quality of Higher Education.

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id-10016366
23/09/2013
Ivan Van de Cloot

Is the European Commission too critical on Belgian fiscal policy?

Belgium didn’t show a lot of fiscal discipline in the good economic times. Since 2009 our country belongs to countries in the excessive deficit procedure with a strict surveillance of the European Commission. The nonsensical debate about austerity should be overcome.

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23/09/2013
Marjan Maes

Pensions reform: state of play in Belgium?

By giving incentives to early retirement pension systems aggravate the problem of financial sustainability.

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