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Our working assumption is that there are certain competencies (skills) that are common to policy makers across policy areas as well as countries. These competencies are, in our view, different from technical knowledge of specific areas and not limited to managerial skills that we can learn from the private sector. Also, this set of skills should reflect new demands for policy development, such as higher speed, deeper expertise, and cooperation among international, regional, national and local authorities. In order to reach what these skills and competencies are, we will rely on a bottom-up approach (accumulate case studies and draw general principles from these cases) rather than to start from a theoretical framework, because this approach will shed light not only individual skills but also on the contextual background and make it easier for outsiders to grasp the real meaning of these skills and practices. This symposium is timely in Japan for two reasons. The first is that the Japanese Government is now planning major change in its Civil Service System. It envisages to introduce competency-based system in the place of current position-based system. Identifying good practices and skills in modern policy making environment will provide foundation for designing competency framework. Secondly, many Japanese universities are now considering to establish graduate schools of public affairs. Comparative research on policy development cases will offer good teaching materials to these schools. Information Date and Time: Friday June 6, 2003 13:00-17:00, Saturday June 7, 10:00-17:45 Location: RIETI Seminar Room (METI Annex Building 11th Floor) Language: Japanese / English (with simultaneous interpretation) Organized by: RIETI, METI Contact: RIETI KATO, Yuki (Ms.) Tel: 03-3501-8398  Fax: 03-3501-8416 * Symposium material and summary are now available. Program Friday, June 6th Conference Chair: NISHIYAMA Keita (RIETI Consulting Fellow / METI) 13:00-13:15 Opening Remarks AOKI Masahiko (RIETI President and Chief Research Officer / Stanford University) 13:15-13:30 Introduction of Participants: Conference Chair and Participants 13:30-17:00 First Session: Civil Service Reform in the 21st Century and Required Skills for Professional Policy Makers Coordinator: SHIROYAMA Hideaki (Associate Professor, University of Tokyo)Presentations: Geoffrey John MULGAN (Director, Prime Minister's Strategic Unit, Cabinet Office, United Kingdom) SAITO Takeshi (Director, Administrative Reform Promotion Office, Cabinet Office)Comments: Steven KELMAN (Professor, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University)Coffee BreakComments: IIO Jun (Faculty Fellow, RIETI / Professor, GRIPS) NISHIYAMA Keita (Consulting Fellow, RIETI / METI) DiscussionQ&A 17:00-18:30 Reception Program Saturday, June 7th 10:00-15:00 Second Session: Skills of 'Professional Policy Makers' as can be sampled out from the cases Coordinator: NISHIYAMA Keita (Consulting Fellow, RIETI / METI)Presentations: Christopher HOOD (Professor, Oxford University) Martin LODGE (Lecturer, London School of Economics) SHIROYAMA Hideaki (Associate Professor, University of Tokyo)DiscussionQ&ALunchPresentations: Suk-Won Lee (Professor, Seoul National University) Lim Huay Chih (Head, PS21 Office, Public Service Division, Prime Minister's Office, Government of Singapore) HAYASHI Ryozo (Director-General, Economic and Industrial Policy Bureau, METI) MASUDA Masanobu (Director, Department of Health and Social Services, National Institute of Public Health)Comments: KISHIMOTO Shuhei (Consulting Fellow, RIETI / Director, Treasury Division, Financial Bureau, Ministry of Finance) Alastair MORGAN (Counselor, British Embassy to Japan) Gerald CURTIS (Faculty Fellow, RIETI / Professor, Columbia University / Visiting Professor, GRIPS)DiscussionQ&A 15:00-15:15 Coffee Break 15:15-17:45 Third Session: Educational Program for Enhancing Policy Making Capacity and International Cooperation Coordinator: KATO Junko (Professor, University of Tokyo)Presentations: Steven KELMAN (Professor, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University) KANEMOTO Yoshitsugu (Faculty Fellow, RIETI / Professor, University of Tokyo) SHIROYAMA Hideaki (Associate Professor, University of Tokyo) IMAMURA Tsunao (Professor, Chuo University)Comments: AKIZUKI Kengo (Professor, University of Kyoto) FUJINO Tatsuo (Director-General, National Institute of Public Administration, National Personnel Authority)DiscussionQ&A * Please note that the above program and speakers may change owing to unforeseen circumstances. 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