CENTER FOR PROGRAM & POLICY EVALUATION
to help business and representatives of the non-state sector reinforce their positions in negotiation with the government and as a result avoid or mitigate negative consequences of Government Regulation.
Services
- 1TacticsWe strengthen tactically the negotiating position of business associations and business’ actors in negotiations with government agencies, the government office and parliament, for what:
- we develop models based on evidence-based calculations of the impact of legal regulations on business, society, and the state
- we collect and use data from public sources, work with data science and hard data, conduct socio-economic and expert research
- we are developing proposals on alternative regulatory mechanisms based on the best international practices of regulatory policy and RIA
- we accompany the client with arguments based on counting data at all stages of the decision-making process
- taking into account the political agenda of state actors
- we adapt the results of calculations and research for publications in the media and in social media.
- 2Strategy
We strengthen tactically the negotiating position of business associations and business’ actors in negotiations with government agencies, the government office and parliament, for what:- we develop models based on evidence-based calculations of the impact of legal regulations on business, society, and the state
- we collect and use data from public sources, work with data science and hard data, conduct socio-economic and expert research
- we are developing proposals on alternative regulatory mechanisms based on the best international practices of regulatory policy and RIA
- we accompany the client with arguments based on counting data at all stages of the decision-making process
- taking into account the political agenda of state actors
- we adapt the results of calculations and research for publications in the media and in social media.
- 3Crisis Management
- we prepare materials for antimonopoly investigations and court cases
- we develop asymmetric arguments in defense of the client's position..
News
The CPPE Team participated in the Inaugural Conference of the International Association on Regulation & Governance (University of Pennsylvania)
The CPPE Team presented a approach on using a set of enhanced metrics to measure the Regulatory Impact
The CPPE Team presented an approach on using a set of enhanced metrics to measure the Regulatory Impact. The main point is, that not only compliance cost constitute the regulatory burden end-users have to bear, but also business operations downtime costs (labor costs + operating costs)
and opportunity costs (profit lost).
It is proposed to extend comparing cost vs. benefits by comparing costs vs. macroeconomic indicators (in related industry, i.e. revenue, profit, investments, tax burden).
The presented approach could be introduced into integrated impact assessment procedures through a number of new metrics like mentioned - at supranational, national and subnational levels of public governance
Presentation "Enhanced Metrics to Measure the Regulatory Impact"
The Conference "Regulatory Governance in a Changing World" is to be held at June 17-18, 2024 at University of Pennsylvania.
International Association on Regulation & Governance. Inaugural Conference. June 17-18, 2024. University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
The Penn Program on Regulation is pleased to host the inaugural conference of a new International Association on Regulation & Governance. This two-day conference, which will be held on the University of Pennsylvania campus on June 17-18, 2024, will focus on the theme of “Regulatory Governance in a Changing World.”
The Conference aims to bring together regulatory scholars and practitioners from diverse fields and perspectives and from all regions of the world & to strengthen global connections in the pursuit of cross-disciplinary collaboration and research, the promotion of professional networking and mentorship, and ultimately the advancement of the study of regulation and regulatory governance as academic fields.
The Conference aims to bring together regulatory scholars and practitioners from diverse fields and perspectives and from all regions of the world & to strengthen global connections in the pursuit of cross-disciplinary collaboration and research, the promotion of professional networking and mentorship, and ultimately the advancement of the study of regulation and regulatory governance as academic fields.
The 1st St.Petersburg International Regulatory Stream
The 1st St.Petersburg International Regulatory Stream was held on 15. June 2023 in video online-format on the Telegram-channel "Smart Regulation"
On 15. June 2023 the 1st St.Petersburg International Regulatory Stream was
held in video online-format on the Telegram-channel "Smart Regulation"
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQduSARpfiE)
Practitioners, representatives of public bodies and business
discussed international experiences (Brazil, Germany etc.) and
regulatory practices in diverse industries of the member states of
Eurasian Economic Union (dairy industry, fishing industry, e-commerce, retail,
transportation, debt collection business, general aviation, etc.)
CPPE Experts held two presentations:
- Alexander Belyaev: Working with data to calculate business costs of
meeting regulatory requirements
- Daniel Zygankov: Implementation of regulatory cost calculation
methodologies in Germany and Russia: lessons learned
held in video online-format on the Telegram-channel "Smart Regulation"
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQduSARpfiE)
Practitioners, representatives of public bodies and business
discussed international experiences (Brazil, Germany etc.) and
regulatory practices in diverse industries of the member states of
Eurasian Economic Union (dairy industry, fishing industry, e-commerce, retail,
transportation, debt collection business, general aviation, etc.)
CPPE Experts held two presentations:
- Alexander Belyaev: Working with data to calculate business costs of
meeting regulatory requirements
- Daniel Zygankov: Implementation of regulatory cost calculation
methodologies in Germany and Russia: lessons learned
Materials
Enhanced metrics to measure the Regulatory impact
A proposal to enhance metric used when calculating business compliance costs.
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Calculation of compliance cost: Veterinary and sanitary control of aquatic biological resources (ABR) in Russia
Calculation of compliance cost in the fishing industry of Russia after extended SCM model (Veterinary and sanitary control of aquatic biological resources (ABR) - Preparation of documents, passing expertise)
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Calculation the compliance costs of mandatory jewellery marking in Russia (after extended SCM modell)
Calculation the compliance costs of mandatory jewellery marking in Russia (after extended SCM modell)
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Calculating compliance cost of obligations for the minimum and maximum number of fully equipped beds in oncology departments
Calculating compliance cost of obligations for the minimum and maximum number of fully equipped beds in oncology departments
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Contacts
Per e-mail:
daniel.zygankov@gmail.com
