Public-Private Partnerships in Ireland: A Review of the Experience
External event contribution In July 2012 the Irish government announced a stimulus plan for the beleaguered economy. The plan to spend €2.25 billion on capital projects is largely based on the use of public-private partnerships (PPP) to procure new infrastructure and services. This signals a renewed wave of PPP procurement...
Alternative Fiscal Pathways
External event contribution Public sector deficit reduction has become an overriding concern and preoccupation of policy-makers across Europe. The situation in many countries is acute given the high level of general government debt and the continuing high level of government deficits half a decade into the current economic...
Presentation to NWCI 08 Oct 12
External event contribution Presentation 'Bearing the Brunt: Women and the Recession' - response to panel of speakers
Social Protection and Ireland Crisis
External event contribution Given Ireland's current situation, there are real challenges for the current and future shape of our Social Protection model. This presentation, considers where things stand given the current crisis and briefly reviews the challenges that lie ahead in both the short-term and long-term. The paper was...
Low Income and Low Pay in Ireland
External event contribution Presentation to the CPSU executive board meeting in Galway on September 27th 2012.