UNO’s Nebraska-Norway Exchange Program Strengthens Global Collaboration
ICMA covers UNO’s partnership with the University of Agder in fostering international dialogue on governance and sustainability.
- published: 2025/02/27
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The International City Management Association (ICMA) recently highlighted the Nebraska-Norway Exchange Program, a decade-long initiative led by UNO’s School of Public Administration in collaboration with the University of Agder in Norway.
The program connects city administrators from both regions, fostering global discussions on governance, sustainability, and community collaboration.
Why it matters: This exchange, initiated by UNO Professor Emeritus Robert Blair, Ph.D., offers valuable opportunities for local government leaders to share ideas and solutions for common challenges, enhancing their ability to work together on shared goals.
The big picture: The Nebraska-Norway Exchange Program highlights UNO’s commitment to international education and collaboration, equipping local government leaders with the insights needed to drive positive change in their communities.
For more on the Nebraska-Norway Exchange Program and its impact, read the full article on ICMA.
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