Fundación Nuevas Generaciones (FNG)

Fundación Nuevas Generaciones was established in 2009 by a group of relevant leaders from different political parties in Argentina, with common principles and values.

It is a non-partisan political think tank, dedicated to the study and design of public policies, that works with a comprehensive view of reality: it combines technical and academic knowledge with the experience of productive actors, workers and employers.

Through its programs, the Foundation seeks to develop and promote policy proposals that generate and promote sustainable growth. To this end, it works with the three levels of government and devotes a significant percentage of its resources to studying successful local and international experiences. For this reason, one of its main objectives is to ensure that its initiatives and actions have real and measurable political consequences.

Focus Area(s) of Work

• Public Policy Program
• Institute for Municipal Development (IDM)
• Parliamentary advisory team
• International Development Program
• International Legislative Intern Exchange Program
• Training programs
• Monthly, semi-annual and annual publications

Method(s) Used to Achieve Objectives

The Foundation develops public policies in interaction with the three levels of government (national, provincial and municipal).

Additionally, in international matters, the foundation Nuevas Generaciones carries out intense work with institutions around the world, especially in Latin America and Europe, with the aim of sharing experiences and promoting ideas and successful practices.

Project(s)

Currently, the Foundation is working on its public policy program and conducting various national workshops on access to justice, transparency and modernization of the justice system. In addition, it carries out numerous cooperation programs with public agencies, with the aim of providing citizens with a higher and better quality of content on different topics.

Project Partner(s)

Hanns Seidel Stiftung

Funding

The Foundation receives funds from the private sector (donations or service contracts), from the public sector (through service contracts), and from the third sector (cooperation).

It also receives international cooperation from different countries and international organizations, so all its programs are executed under strict transparency standards, and its financial statements are audited by the international agents that provide the cooperation funds.