The European Spring/Summer Institute is organized by the Center for Public Policy (CPVP) in cooperation with the Institute for European and National Strategies (InStrategy)

Center for Public Policy (Centrum pro verejnou politiku - CPVP)

The CPVP is a non-governmental, non-profit and independent think-tank concentrating on the support of development in the Czech Republic by providing in-depth analysis and alternative solutions to policies on national, regional and local levels. More information on topics of current research can be found on the CPVP's webpage.

Center for Public Policy (Centrum pro verejnou politiku-CPVP, Registration nr. IC:26645726) is registered with the Czech Ministry of Interiors: http://www.mvcr.cz/rady/sdruzeni/sdruz010.html

INstrategy - Institute for European and National Strategies

INstrategy is a non-profit, non-political organization with a mission to support local, regional and central governments in formulating strategies, programmes and projects. Among the main activities of INstrategy are training, consulting, and participation in and implementation of EU projects in the Czech Republic. For the activities of INstrategy, please visit www.instrategy.cz.


Special Events Sponsors

European Spring Institute 2008

UACES: Exchanging Ideas on Europe

European Spring Institute 2004

American Chamber of Commerce - Prague (AmCham)

The American Chamber of Commerce in the Czech Republic is a voluntary and independent association of businesses funded solely by its membership dues and activities. The purpose of the association is to search for constructive solutions to business issues in the Czech Republic and to promote economic relations between the Czech Republic and the United States. The AmCham, Prague is a member of the US Chamber of Commerce and the European Council of American Chambers of Commerce (ECACC).


Prague Institute for Global Urban Development (Pi)

The mission of the Prague Institute for Global Urban Development is to find new, innovative, and practical solutions for the world's urban problems, from conception to implementation. The Pi brings together leaders in urban affairs from around the world, including well-known and highly acclaimed scholars, professionals, business executives, public officials, civic and religious leaders, and community activists representing the complete spectrum of non-governmental organizations.